Sentence examples for off bank from inspiring English sources
Wells, along with JPMorgan Chase, kicked off bank earnings season.
Ring-fence them or take them off bank balance-sheets.
Remember how Japan snuffed out its recovery in the 1990s by rushing to raise taxes.Japan also put off bank reform.
The accounting rules have been — belatedly — changed to make it much harder to hide obligations off bank balance sheets.
A dizzying array of mortgages, credit-card receivables and corporate loans are shifted off bank balance sheets in this way.
Regulators feared that closing one separately from the others would set off bank runs on the island's other lenders.
To help jolly people along, the day has been designated a one-off bank holiday; local councils have simplified the licensing process for celebratory events; some government departments have used Twitter to encourage participation.
A tribunal will call Mr. Haughey, 74, to testify after amassing evidence of almost $10 million he received between 1979 and 1996 in gifts, party donations and written-off bank loans.
The one-off "bank payroll tax" will only raise £550m and is perceived as a fresh attack on the City following the bank bailouts last year, which the National Audit Office has calculated are costing £850bn.
The ONS said last month's fall in tax revenues was also exaggerated by Labour's one-off bank payroll tax, which boosted accrued tax receipts by £3.5bn last April, but was not repeated by the Tory-led administration.
In fact public sector net borrowing (excluding financial interventions) came in at £10bn, against £6.5bn expected, and is the highest borrowing figure for an April on record – last year's deficit was reduced by the one-off bank payroll tax that raised £3.5bn.
