Sentence examples for restoring credit from inspiring English sources

Restoring credit flows will certainly help somewhat, but with so many people still out of work there seems to be little prospect of a consumer boom.

A report by the Bank of England Thursday indicated that the British central bank is having better luck restoring credit to the economy than the European Central Bank.

My biggest challenges were restarting state-owned and private businesses, restoring credit and investment, and reforming outdated laws and policies -- not privatization.

By restoring credit union small business lending authority and empowering credit unions with greater flexibility and autonomy in offering business loans, the NCUA handed a major victory to America's small businesses and job creators.

Currently there is unanimity to carry out some unconventional measures such as stop sterilizing debt operations, but this is not the case for other more ambitious measures which will likely have a greater impact in restoring credit to SMEs and families.

Les Bleus have six months to prepare and to enjoy their restored credit.

In particular, Mr. Dolan of the F.T.C. suggested avoiding firms that promise to restore credit.

The deal "should help restore credit," he said, and is a tremendous vote of confidence in the country.

Later he added that there was "disappointment, frustration and even anger," at the failure of the banking system to restore credit lines.

"The prime aim is to restore credit rating agencies to their rightful place," Leonardo Domenici, a deputy for the Socialists and Democrats group and author of the parliamentary report, said via e-mail.

THE offers seem like answers to the prayers of a struggling homeowner: a promise of legal tactics to forestall foreclosure, reduce mortgage balances and interest rates, or restore credit.