Sentence examples for substantial banking from inspiring English sources
"I don't understand how spreading accountability will make banks safer," one local tycoon with substantial banking assets told me.
The draft language defines this as an asset or a trading strategy that would "significantly increase the likelihood that the banking entity would incur a substantial banking loss or would fail".
On the one hand, in the territories that they controlled closely, particularly in the Deccan, these years saw the development of sophisticated networks of trade, banking, and finance; the rise of substantial banking houses based at Pune, with branches extending into Gujarat, the Ganges River valley, and the south; and an expansion of the agricultural frontier.
Mr. Swinney said that he had viewed a leaked draft of the paper and that much of it "seems to be based on a flawed, outdated view of the world which takes no account of the substantial banking reforms which have been ongoing across Europe since 2008".
Sometimes lenders will provide what is known as a portfolio loan, which they hold and service, but only if the borrower already has a "substantial" banking relationship with the financial institution and has at least $150,000 in reserves, Ms. Richardson said.
The team has repaid some of its still substantial bank debt and a loan from Major League Baseball.
Found naked in his home in 1999, Rodolfo left a substantial bank balance yet no apparent source of income.
Early Renaissance Europe was short of cash money, though it had substantial banks in northern Italy and southern Germany.
Founded more than 40 years ago by Sir Anwar Pervez, Bestway is also the second largest cement manufacturer in Pakistan, where it also has a substantial bank branch network.
And at age 27, Mr. Gore already had a substantial bank account, owing mostly to the homebuilding business and another real estate venture his family had brought him in on.
Think of the Knicks as the big-city temptress with the substantial bank account, the best seats on Broadway, but lacking the emotional depth to make good on a vow of extended commitment.
