The president accused Hasanov of diverting a dlrs 10 million Turkish credit issued in 1994 to build the hotel and of misinforming him about the terms of credit.
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There will " still be companies that are defaulting, " she said, " but in terms of credit quality, we are going to see an improvement . ".
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The modified version of this plan in place today uses " standardized " credits; each job in the community is valued the same in terms of credit hours.
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It is mostly used in a theoretical sense, to provide proofs of economic efficiencies, since it does not ( by definition ) involve terms of credit or financing.
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Its senior general manager ( office of the chief operating officer ) Mohamad Zaini Saari said it had to be more prudent in terms of credit extension facilities.
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Banks, too, can change the terms of credit lines, demanding that downgraded companies pledge more assets or sell assets, potentially jeopardizing a company's ability to regain financial stability.
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The coursework for an Ed . S . or Sp . A . in Education program is approximately the same workload as a second Master's in terms of credits.
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The production of units and buildings represent an opportunity cost as they all have an associated cost in terms of credits ( the arbitrary currency used by the game ).
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Mr Yiu said a higher contingent liability ceiling would allow the ECIC to expand to medium-term covers, such as the export of capital goods which required longer terms of credit.
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"I'm still not convinced we are going to have a gangbuster holiday, " said Elizabeth Ladd, an analyst at Stephens Inc . " Consumers are definitely up there in terms of credit-card debt ."
