Sentence examples for relevant credit from inspiring English sources
Far preferable is an amendment to be offered by Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer of California that would require advance notice from businesses so consumers would have a chance to block planned sharings that reached beyond relevant credit issues.
Dispute errors by directly contacting the relevant credit reporting agency.
The relevant credit rate that is offered to the company results from an assumed functional relationship. .
With regard to the beginning of all further periods of the investor's engagement [beginning of time periods (t = 2, ldots,t_{E}), see (8)], the current total debt results from the previous total debt adjusted for relevant credit amounts and repayment amounts [cf. (4)].
But she also notes that her association has been educating its members in the importance of looking at "how relevant a credit check is for a particular position".
While she made her public debut with a notoriously stilted performance in "The Godfather Part III" (1990), the more relevant early credit is as a teenage co-writer of her father's short film "Life Without Zoe," part of the 1989 omnibus "New York Stories" that brought together Mr. Coppola, Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese.
Cortera (formerly eCredit) makes Quicklook, a service that provides information relevant to credit analysis, and TREE, a navigational tool that visually represents a company's organization.
Information about the team (1 page per person), including: - 200 word biographies for any key creative (essential for director/producer) - Short CVs of the team, including relevant prior credits, and any other key personnel (DP, editor) - Example links of the director and producers previous work (a complete film, not a showreel) supplied via an active screening link.
Once family members locate all relevant estate and credit documents, it's important to notify the three main credit bureaus above and the deceased's lenders to let them know the borrower has died.
But I wonder if this recession will have the opposite effect of the Depression, and may make unions less relevant.(Photo credit: AFP).
Even though they typically charge higher interest rates, private lenders have made the F.H.A. less relevant by providing credit on easier terms, experts say.
