Sentence examples for that clearinghouse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clark knows this because he wrote an essay on the subject for that clearinghouse of Prisoneriana, "In The Village".

"Clearinghouses are intimately connected with the financial system and overall banking system, so the idea that clearinghouses reduce the interconnectedness of the financial system is incorrect," he said.

It's easy to see regulators and trading partners falling for the illusion of safety that clearinghouses provide.

"On the one hand, it is very important that clearinghouses have the ability to get liquidity support in the time of a crisis.

"If you want to restrict access to just the larger organizations, you don't solve the problem that clearinghouses are there to solve," said Nicholas Dunbar, the author of "The Devil's Derivatives" (Harvard Business Press), a history of the creation of these markets.

Also, the final version of the bill increases the power of regulators to mandate that clearinghouses accept swaps, and it eliminated a provision that would have exempted swaps from clearing if a clearinghouse rejected it.

In one week last year that the clearinghouse examined, an immigration judge typically handled 69 hearings.

The next morning, he was informed that a clearinghouse was demanding twice that amount and that JPMorgan Chase was seeking $134 million to patch an overdrawn account.

Dr. Ritter, Carnegie's chief scientist, noted that the clearinghouse's 2010 review was limited to high schools and that a year earlier it found that Cognitive Tutor had "potentially positive effects" in middle school.

Thinking back, when you headed that Congressional Clearinghouse on the Future, did you ever think a day like this would come?

Much of the cost stems from clearing trades, and the clearinghouse that the L.S.E.