Sentence examples for teaching banking from inspiring English sources

Norman completed two professional qualifications in his spare time and, while working at the Co-operative Bank, steachingeaching banking at Northampton College of Technology in the evenings, becoming a full-time lecturer in 1962.

They also point out that DeVos has no prior experience with managing a school, teaching, banking, or managing student loans.

"This is a tremendous advantage," says Wolfgang Gerke, who teaches banking at the University of Tübingen in Germany.

Specialist training programmes are designed to teach bank staff the latest in behavioural analysis.

The main issue is probably that these settlements have come too late to do any good – either to repair the damage done to homeowners or to teach banks a lesson.

"At the same time, there is going to be disruption in many established professions, ranging from teaching to banking to military to legal – you're much better off being in charge of your own destiny".

Rabbani talked about the things he had tried to do: he had signed an amnesty for his former Communist foes; allowed political parties and a diverse media to operate freely; he had promoted foreign investment; rebuilt the war-damaged University of Kabul; encouraged female participation in teaching and banking jobs.

One solution, she believes, could be teaching food bank users to cook.

Conventional economics teaches that banks are financial intermediaries.

It's possible you would teach the banks a valuable lesson.

The top consumer-finance firms have sophisticated risk-management systems and could teach the banks a thing or two about managing credit risk, says Jason Rogers of Barclays Capital in Tokyo.