Sentence examples for permits credit from inspiring English sources

The Fair Credit Reporting Act, for example, permits credit information to be released by credit agencies only for limited and legitimate purposes.

At issue is a requirement for the installation in each cab of a high-tech system that permits credit card payments, has a touch-screen monitor that lets passengers watch television and follow their ride on an electronic map, and includes a global positioning device, which tracks the cabs' travels.

Colleges and universities are often well compensated for permitting credit card companies to set up on their campuses.

Apple did not introduce a Chinese-language version of the online shop until 2010, and did not permit credit card transactions in the local currency until a year later.

During a stopover in Bangkok after Bill Clinton's China visit in July, Rubin said tougher financial regulatory policies and attention to the supply-side of regional economies would permit credit easing and justify increased deficit spending to rekindle growth.

"Of far more importance was the fact that the bill would permit credit card companies to compete with women after bankruptcy for their ex-husbands' limited income".

The goal was to close a federal loophole that permitted credit card companies to headquarter in states with looser rules, like South Dakota and Delaware, and charge whatever they wanted to charge nationwide.

This bi-partisan legislation would permit credit unions to accept additional forms of capital to supplement their retained earnings in a manner that is consistent with their status as a not-for-profit financial cooperative.

Recently Huang (2003) presented an inventory model assuming that the retailer also permits a credit period to its customer which is shorter than the credit period offered by the supplier, to stimulate the demand.

But Italy is even farther down the league table for the tax burden on businesses (138); ease of getting construction permits (112); credit access (109); and enforcing contracts (103).

These ratings are based on 10 individual criteria, including starting a business, dealing with construction permits, securing credit, protecting investors, access to electricity, registering property, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency issues.