Sentence examples for off banks from inspiring English sources

Police were sealing off banks and retail outlets with tape.

As earning season kicks off, banks are again posting sluggish loan growth.

Collective interests and the individual, unions and Bake Off, banks and libraries.

Not that this has put off banks and insurers from queuing to receive capital injections (see chart).

These days large numbers of housing loans are moved off banks' books, bundled together as so-called mortgage-backed securities (MBSs) and sold to investors.

They could still close down or auction off banks run by thieves, which make it impossible for Russia to develop a functioning credit system.

If securitisation takes off, banks will find it easier to unload old property loans, enabling them to clean up their ravaged books.

Pirc said investor action was overdue after accountants signed off banks' accounts months before the same banks nearly collapsed in the financial meltdown.

In the final year of this parliament, cuts to disability benefits will be 40% more than the amount taken off banks".

Two hours before kick-off, banks of supporters had been waving vast white banners while the air filled with pounding music and the scent of smoke from tobacco and flares.

Dexia may be one of the worst-off banks, he said, but "the issue is the same for all banks - it will be the taxpayer that pays for this".