Sentence examples for normal accounts from inspiring English sources
By moving deposits from normal accounts to "wealth-management accounts", for example, banks can reduce the ostensible deposit base against which they must hold reserves, but must also pay much higher interest rates.The Chinese banking system is already among the most thinly capitalised in emerging markets (the ratio of equity to assets is 6%).
To make this purpose clear, Republican lawmakers want borrowing related to Social Security not to be counted in the government's normal accounts.Opponents are aghast.
Facebook says that the "Pages" feature is meant for people and brands that want to have a lot more "friends" than are allowed via normal accounts.
Still, the existence of Coinbase itself is a sign of changing times for bitcoin, which is becoming an evermore mainstream service — Coinbase integrates with U.S. banks so that consumers can easily link their normal accounts with those they create on Coinbase.
Beyond tracking where the hate speech goes, it's important to note that the researchers do not know if users created multiple "shitposting accounts" specifically for the purposes of engaging in hate speech while keeping "normal" accounts that could reveal their identity.
By any normal accounting, the chance of a Presidency ending ahead of schedule is remote.
Essentially, that interview established that the expense transfers were not handled as normal accounting adjustments would have been.
Center users can use their normal account login and password to download a personal copy of the software from here.
These are exempt from rules limiting the number of messages that can be sent daily by a normal account.
The documents begin with two-page disclaimers, warning of various ways in which the statements don't follow normal accounting rules.
Facing political pressure to abandon "fair value" accounting for banks, the chairman of the board that sets American accounting standards will call Tuesday for the "decoupling" of bank capital rules from normal accounting standards.
