Sentence examples for specific credit from inspiring English sources

Big banks have sold bundles of loans to investors who want assets that have a specific credit quality.

Britain's new scheme avoids the trap of politicised lending by leaving specific credit decisions with the banks.

Although the decision initially disappointed investors, analysts said it reflected the Fed's determination to separate basic monetary policy from the specific credit and cash problems on Wall Street.

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But the specific credit for Monday's program goes to the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, the curator for Bach and the Polyphonies, the adventurous six-part series that ended with this thoughtful concert.

FT Alphaville's Lisa Pollack took a look at the market for the specific credit default swap index in which Mr. Iksil accumulated his enormous position, and concluded that JPMorgan Chase's chief investment office "may have really screwed the pooch in terms of managing this trade".

Different regions, either across the world or in the US, perform differently on selected LEED v2.2 credits, especially on spatially specific credits, such as brownfield redevelopment and green power.

From these, Marquis gives specific credits to Limpy, Pine, Bobtail Horse, Sun Bear ,Black Horse, Two Feathers, Wolf Chief, Little Sun, Blackbird, Big Beaver, White Moon, White Wolf, Big Crow, Medicine Bull, and the younger Little Wolf.

Firms may overcome bank-specific credit supply problems by substituting loans from stressed banks by new credit from unconstrained ones.

These findings provide empirical evidence in the debate over the recognition of company-specific credit risk changes and offer direction for improving disclosures in the area of fair value accounting.

Men with vague, non-specific credits like "Comedy Central Readad: Had a tweet featured on @Midnight once) and "MTV" (Read: Was a contestant on Next in 2008) are consistently flown out and put up with room and board without a second thought.