Sentence examples for set a credit from inspiring English sources

"The E.U. 27 have set a credit card limit, and that is the right agreement," said the spokesman, referring to the budget ceiling for 2014-20 agreed to at the last summit meeting.

It has been argued that if mobile users were able to set a credit limit – say £50 or £100 – on their account, after which they will not be liable for unexpected charges, the operators would introduce measures to solve the problem.

Set a credit goal for yourself for next year - maybe that you'll clean up your credit to get a nice clean report.

"What were they doing setting a credit limit of £550 on someone who consistently only ever pays about £20 a month?" she says.

Instead of focusing on founders' personal credit history or a company's expected profits, it looks at the amount of money a startup has in its bank account, and it sets a credit limit that's typically 10% of that total.

Although the VA doesn't set a minimum credit score for applicants, lenders often have their own credit requirements and approve or deny loans based on their own policies.

You can set a PayPal "Credit Card Preference" that requires you to enter your password before making any credit card-funded PayPal purchases.

In 2008, Accion set a minimum credit score of 575, in part to minimize the risk to Accion's own portfolio.

India, in contrast, is yet to decide whether rules governing microfinance are to be set at the national level or by individual states.An association of Indian MFIs is trying to set up a credit bureau which would allow them to track clients' overall indebtedness and credit histories, thus guarding them against lending a person more than she is able to handle.

That could set off a credit crunch and thrust the economy into a recession.

Equipment – including false ATM and pin machines and everything needed to set up a credit card factory – was available.