The modules are classified on a general, discipline-based and species-based basis and there are no restrictions in terms of credits in these categories.
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But in terms of credit, direction and business expansion, it will be better if TAC has a giant partner like Motorola to get in.
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Fitch said the bank " remains one of the strongest banks in the region in terms of credit fundamentals, " according to the statement.
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BAWAG was founded in 1922 by former Austrian Chancellor Karl Renner to extend favourable terms of credit to ordinary people, as the'Austrian Worker's Bank '.
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Marymee said, " offers very good intelligence, " as well as selling credit insurance and extending terms of credit to businesses in Asia and elsewhere.
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That individual directors could compose and produce films by themselves ( at least in terms of credit and authorship ) made impossible the collectivization of filmmaking.
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This is because there is a tendency to adjust or measure capital adequacy in terms of credit risk alone, when there are so many other risks involved.
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However he was now able to utilize his own resources and negotiate goods on advantageous terms of credit and he arranged for more shipments around the Horn.
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However, qualifications within any one level can cover a huge range of subjects and take different amounts of time to complete, often expressed in terms of credits.
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Moving away from American Express'traditional customer base isn't a step to be taken lightly because it could subject the company to some risks in terms of credit quality.
