Sentence examples for operations borrowing from inspiring English sources

Weekends, he dabbled in designing software that would run corporate personnel and accounting operations borrowing a program a friend had developed to schedule final exams at big universities.

For example, the large number of words denoting financial institutions and operations borrowed from Italian by the other western European languages at the time of the Renaissance testifies to the importance of the Italian bankers in that period.

Businesses streamline operations, borrow money, lay people off and file bankruptcy all the time.

The operation schemes of these operators borrow from the reflection and the expansion search mode of the Nelder Mead's simplex method.

Banks often fund their operations by borrowing for 90 days at the London interbank rate, which is now just over 5percentt.

They include the hoary old issue of whether and when European-only operations can borrow NATO equipment, a matter on which American (and Turkish) politicians have tough views.

The regulations include details of tougher capital requirements constraining the ability of those institutions to fund their operations with borrowed money.

He has advocated for stricter regulation of financial companies, including higher capital requirements for large financial institutions, which would constrain their ability to finance operations with borrowed money.

And in the latest sign of distress, this week the ruble came under a speculative attack that led the Russian Central Bank to impose limits on currency exchange operations using borrowed money.

The reason that KLEIN-64 has high memory is from the facts that elementary operations were borrowed from AES and PRESENT.

She plans to pay for it by raising corporation tax from 20% to 25% over four years, and doubling a stamp tax on borrowing operations to 0.8%.