Sentence examples for put up credit from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve announced new steps on Friday to help ease tight global credit markets by increasing the size of its cash auctions to banks and allowing financial institutions to put up credit card debt, student loans and car loans as collateral for Fed loans.
Hanawa credits Ghosn for ending all that and evaluating managers by the numbers they put up.
Yesterday, as Dynegy walked away from the merger, it said that it was no longer willing to trade with Enron -- unless Enron put up "sufficient credit support".
Asking people to put up a credit card for an intimate show in a church is one thing, but what if fans want backstage access, or a private concert?
"I had to put up a credit card yesterday so they would not get kicked out of their offices for 30 days.
Genertec America, an affiliate of the China National Technical Import and Export Corp., which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the General Technology Group Holding Co., has agreed to put up a $1 billion credit line to finance projects anywhere in the world that will use Arrivo's technology.
Potential buyers must write a check or put up a line of credit (the amount varies depending on auction firm but can run as high as $100,000) before the auction begins.
When getting a merchant account, you'll have to have very good credit, put up a lot of money up front and they might keep 10 to 15percentt of your settlements per month.
Cowboy Athletics never got a loan to cover the payments, and Mr. Pickens, who had guaranteed the credit line, eventually had to put up $10 million to keep the credit line going and cover interest on it.
