Sentence examples for supposed credit from inspiring English sources

In a public hearing in March, Senator Carl Levin, who headed the inquiry, noted, "Internal bank documents failed to identify the assets being hedged, how they lowered risk, or why the supposed credit derivative hedges were treated differently from other hedges in the chief investment office.

Ms. Edwards told an Associated Press reporter earlier this week that she did not know she was supposed to credit her sources.

In January Ms. Edwards told The Associated Press that she did not know she was supposed to credit her sources.

She haggled with Client 9 over a supposed $400 credit he had with the agency in advance of a tryst he was reported to have had in Washington in February.

Among the problems of saying something has been bought when it hasn't: One consignor, thinking his painting sold for $50,000, went on to bid on other items with his supposed auction "credit".

Suppose one credit bureau has given him a score of 625 — which means he qualifies — and another gives him a score of 618, meaning he doesn't.

"Second half I suppose more credit to Connacht.

So it wouldn't hurt, we suppose, to credit the man with 3D imagery too.

For example, suppose your credit card balance is $2,000 at 18percentt interest and you're only paying $80 a month.

"When a student transfers with an associate's degree, they're supposed to get credit for all general education courses," said Dr. Logue, the executive vice chancellor and provost.

By 2008 a proposed single euro payments area is supposed to allow credit transfers, direct debits and card payment services across the euro zone at a standard domestic price.