Sentence examples for lost bank from inspiring English sources

UK government announces that it might sue Iceland over any lost bank savings.

Businesses, in turn, invest less, as they are unable to replace all their lost bank lending with other sources of financing.

However, that long lost bank holiday weekend at the Isle of Wight in 1970 has remained a magical time to me.

The children now want an explanation.In New York, Edward Fagan, an American lawyer who has represented Jews trying to reclaim lost bank accounts, says he is planning a class-action lawsuit on behalf of those who have lost insurance assets.

Depp is in talks to play Mortdecai himself, described as a roguish and debonair art dealer who must "must traverse the globe armed only with his good looks and special charm in a race to recover a stolen painting rumoured to contain the code to a lost bank account filled with Nazi gold".

The banks have said that they are cooperating fully with the compensation process and that there is little indication that information they have shielded would lead to lost bank depositors who suffered at the hands of the Nazis or the depositors' relatives.

Credit analysis, a lost banking art with respect to the private sector, can be dispensed with when the principal client is the Brazilian government.

Beyond that, studies have shown that payday-loan customers are more likely than others to default on credit card debt, file for bankruptcy protection or lose bank accounts for abusing overdraft policies.

If Visa and MasterCard lose, banks in the networks would be free to issue American Express and Discover cards.

A big Chicago bank lost $60,000 to bank robbers in 1996 a pittance compared with the $60m it lost to cheque-related fraud.

"No bank has lost its banking licence.