Sentence examples for saving association from inspiring English sources
Bernhard Fleuti of Berne's life saving association is one of those on stand-by in case things go wrong.
Overview This collection consists of eight volumes containing meeting minutes, membership information, and financial accounts of the Druid Hill Permanent Building and Saving Association of Baltimore City.
(ii Paragraph (b)(3)(i) of this section does not apply to a national bank or saving association that uses an internal model pursuant to paragraph (b)(1)(i) of this section if such model reflects the initial margin and any contributions to a guaranty fund.
The eqqub is a rotating credit and saving association which can prioritise payments to members facing financial difficulties.
They say, well, at least the Bagger says it, that there are no politics more venal than academic politics, save association politics.
The move to Baltimore is expected to save the association more than $500,000 a year.
If all motorcyclists in fatal crashes had worn helmets in 2016, the report stressed, an estimated 802 lives could have been saved, the association said.
In some cases, the savings can be even higher: in one example highlighted by the federation, a man with a long history of acute in-patient admissions for mental health issues was helped into independent living by Look Ahead, a housing association, saving an estimated £285,000 over 18 months.
Despite the Guardian's repeated calls to Amref to speed up the transfer of funds to the Emorikikinos farmers' village saving and loan association, Amref has still taken five months to move the money from its HQ office in Nairobi, Kenya, to Katine, Uganda - Kenya's southern neighbour.
Total amount of credit accessed from village saving and credit association (VSCAs) between year 2010 and 2012 (βx1 TTCA) was significant at 1% confidence level, while total dividends received (βx2 TTD), total income βx6 incm) and education level (βx3 EDLV), were significant at 5% confidence respectively.
Amref is finding coping strategies for the drought ─ people previously sold their animals while others had the village saving and loan associations (VSLA) from which they got money to buy food.
