Sentence examples for sum credited to from inspiring English sources

RF, London Most readers would be similarly incredulous to be told by a branch manager that there was no immediate prospect of getting such a large sum credited to their account.

I would guess that the paper, which isn't known for being spendthrift, paid a goodly sum for pictures credited to a paparazzo who uses the name Jean-Paul.

Welby's intervention comes as ministers and regulators also grapple with how best to curb the ballooning payday lending industry without choking off small-sum credit to low-income groups.

The total score for the test is the sum credits obtained on all items.

Microcredit has been confronted with many problems and has responded by innovating: providing individual credit (once the group-based lending has permitted information gathering), nonstandard sums, providing credit to men also, and many other innovations.

In its 2007 study, the Heritage Foundation estimated that an immigration overhaul could cost taxpayers roughly $2.5 trillion, and that staggering sum is credited with helping provide a rationale to kill the legislation.

The INDAP subsidizes 90% of the investment sum and provides credits to the farmers for the remaining 10%; amortization is reached within about 4 years (depending on the type of kit and on the energy fuel used before) [84].

Variety described the film as a "portentous tale in broad strokes of masterful scripting and production", and a "sum credit of everybody concerned that the documentary values are sufficiently there without becoming static".

No, that sum is pay plus credits to top up families with children so they don't starve, as the minimum wage isn't enough to keep a family's body and soul together.

But when Citigroup announced its proposed changes for Associates last week, community groups were distressed to see that the company planned to keep practices like lump-sum credit insurance and penalties for early repayment of loans.

Ms. Rothman said the company allows shareholders to borrow a lump sum or get a line of credit to use as they wish.