Sentence examples for term banking from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Mouchel advised its shareholders to take no action, saying it expected to finalise new medium term banking facilities shortly.

Mr. Barber relied heavily on Ms. Giffords during the last stretch of the campaign to fill the six months left to her third term, banking on her popularity to help propel his candidacy.

Long term banking bear Sandy Chen at Panmure Gordon repeated his sell advice on Barclays, saying: "The short-term benefits of the BGI disposal are obvious; a £5.3bn gain will help both the reported earnings and the capital ratios in 2009.

For the digital camera business, that boils down to big losses in the short term, banking on a highly profitable tomorrow.

The fact that you are sticking to your long term plans -- even in the midst of our way overblown short term banking crisis -- and the insane demand that you fire your financial team before they have even had the chance to do anything for us! -- is immensely encouraging.

In the present study, after the centerline of the femoral canal was fitted into a circle, we proposed the aviation term "banking angle" to describe the intersection angle between the femoral curvature plane and coronal plane.

Even though the securities are long term, banks hold auctions periodically to set the interest rates.

"In the near term, bank failures can be painful," said Sheila C. Bair, the chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

And even if borrowing levels are rising in the longer term, banks' role in supplying that credit is not assured.

In the longer term banks will have to adapt as local capital markets develop and businesses expand abroad.

In a particularly delightful moment, Blagojevich worries that they're misusing the term "bank fraud" in their copy.