Sentence examples for retaining credit from inspiring English sources

Additionally a number of services such as internet banking, mail retaining, credit cards and investment options can be set up on these accounts.

(The original director here, Oliver Hirschbiegel, retains credit.) The Wachowskis' bludgeoning touch can be felt in some laughable dinnertime chitchat during which Ms. Kidman's character grandly announces that she's a "postmodern feminist" to a guy with a cartoon Russian accent.

Every time the government repeats its mantra that the Wolf recommendations on vocational education were fully implemented, Labour must ask what happened to the guarantee that people who left school at 16 could retain credit for three more years of education.

At the same time, the database does not store customer data about cash transactions, but it must retain credit card numbers, expiration dates, and customer names on credit sales.

The exception to this rule is that applicants who have taken and passed a segment of the ARE prior to January 1, 2006 will retain credit for that section of the exam until June 30 , 2014

Arneson left TSR in 1976, and filed suit in 1979 to retain credits and royalties on the game.

Mr. Barry testified in court in 2001 that he had entered into a secret agreement with the film's producers to write the theme for a flat fee, with Mr. Norman, whose authorship claims he called "absolute nonsense," retaining the credit.

Dugdale will tell delegates in Perth that retaining tax credits would be affordable without increasing taxes in Scotland.

(Ms. Taymor was fired in March after creative clashes with the producers, but retains her credit as director).

It also helps that the European Central Bank (ECB) accepts members' sovereign bonds as collateral on even terms provided they retain a credit rating of A- or above.

This may explain why the big four banks have not needed a government bail-out and have retained high credit ratings.