Sentence examples for privileged credit from inspiring English sources

Privileged credit (créditos con privilegio general) mainly comprises other labour credits, tax debts and social security contributions.

Notably, providing privileged credit in the context of the state quota system helps farmers to purchase the required inputs and use them on time, thus avoiding possible crop losses.

The law also introduces a partial "fresh start": the entrepreneur will be discharged of her pre-bankruptcy debts as longs as she pays in full the preferential, secured and privileged credit and at least a 25%% of the ordinary credit.65 Finally, the law establishes a new insolvency procedure, the acuerdo extrajudicial de pagos, an extrajudicial debt workout coordinated by a public mediator.

And that may require either ensuring that one's exchange rate is competitive or that certain industries have privileged access to credit – as a number of East Asian countries did as part of their remarkably successful development strategies.

Quite possibly, his privileged frequent-flier status was a credit card perk — or even bought outright.

Entrepreneurs in China must compete with privileged state firms with access to cheap credit as well as the local arms of multinationals.

Our Gardner, 48, who lives in Surrey, told Guardian Money that the credit agencies are in the privileged position of holding personal information about millions of people, but rely on being fed the correct data.

Should the successful give more credit to their fortunate, or privileged, circumstances?

Great leaders, like great coaches, give all the credit to the people they're privileged to lead.

Diplo's habit of polishing styles from far-flung locales led some to accuse him of taking credit for the work of less privileged musicians.

Kardashian, who is inarguably privileged, posted an image of herself wearing cornrows, crediting Derek as her inspiration.