Sentence examples for put credit from inspiring English sources

Pernod had reputedly put credit lines in place.

"The profitable ones are going to be those that put credit cards in the hands of Chinese who travel abroad".

Kelly also put credit card late fees on the agenda as another area of reform that parliament should consider looking at without a wider inquiry.

The site will be a newly designed version of Sothebys.com, into which will be folded eBay's Premier site, a section that focuses on expensive collectibles and requires users to put credit card numbers on file.

He was diabetic, and without the £71.70 a week from his jobseeker's allowance he couldn't afford to eat or put credit on his electricity card to keep the fridge where he kept his insulin working.

The number of "financial" sales points, where customers can put credit on their phones for cash, would be lower, says Petter Furberg, the head of Telenor in Myanmar, but still enough to provide mobile banking in most of the country.A final factor is whether the government in Yangon will rein in its deep-rooted instincts to control banking and the wider economy.

If you do put credit-paying customers on COD, be sure to notify them in writing, says Michelle Dunn, author of The Ultimate Credit and Collection Handbook.

A twist on this is to put credits that you have towards the purchase of a big item you have been waiting to buy, thus softening the blow.

The "emotional bond puts credit in the bank," says Mr Cooper.

A more orderly household would have one card that would be drawn down and then rejuvenated in the machine that inhales cash and puts credit onto the card.

Falling back into its old habit of putting credit card companies first, it declined to, arguing that the "reasonable and proportional" provision of the statute does not expressly mention these rates.