Sentence examples for present credit from inspiring English sources
Certainly those fiscally incontinent countries in the eurozone, such as Greece and Italy, are very clear that, had they retained their own currencies, the present credit crunch would have made such crises inevitable.
The requirement, which has been in the works for years, is not unlike rules in many developed nations that ask users to present credit card data or other proof of identification to buy cellphone numbers.
Your astute profile of American indebtedness makes clear what Congress must do to manage the effects of the present credit crisis on the United States economy: Minimize the effect upon American families of the debt burdens thrust upon them by a financial industry gone wild.
IMAGINE, if you will, that a man who had much to do with creating the present credit crisis now says he is the man to fix this giant problem, and that his work is so important that he will need a trillion dollars or so of your money.
Terrifyingly, they include both Barack Obama and John McCain.Since the present credit crunch will bring longer under-demand than did the Wall Street crash in 1929, Britain's wisest and most Keynesian policy would be an income-tax holiday for at least the poorer half of its too many income-taxpayers.
Although the present credit crisis is deflationary, investors know that at some point after it passes the country will be tempted to inflate its way out of oppressive debts.
So get in touch with the relevant offices at your home university while you are still abroad and present credits and work experience certificates to them for acknowledgement.
For example, normally for "card-not-present" credit transactions (like Modo's) an extra percentage is taken from the merchant who accepts these card-less numbers as protection against fraudulent purchases in case there is a chargeback.
Table 11 (Appendix 6) presents credit rationing status for sampled 200 SMEs.
There are a lot of things that come to mind when we think of Christmas: Starbucks Peppermint Mochas, Christmas trees, presents, credit card debt, consumerism, and Jewish families going out for Chinese food.
Her presenting credits have since included five Olympic Games, four Paralympic Games, Horse Racing on Channel 4 and Crufts.
