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91 Credit is a method of selling goods or services without the buyer having cash in hand.

92 Let's cash in on the fine weather and go fishing.

93 The essence of a venture capital transaction is that the investor puts cash in the company in return for newly-issued shares in the company.

94 Consisting of cash on hand, cash in bank, revolving funds and petty cash, but cash that is either restricted to be used only for specified purposes or by regulation or contracts is excluded.

95 To deal with this preference, Keynes whimsically suggested burying bottles full of cash in disused mines and letting the private sector dig them back up.

96 Shopkeepers are hoping to cash in on the biggest shopping season worldwide.

97 But Anna's ex-husband, an Englishman, went further than anyone, given the chance to cash in on his erstwhile Russian wife.

98 But Gabon's oil reserves were dwindling and Bongo saw a chance to cash in on another hot commodity.

99 I felt like a rug merchant who needed to raise some cash in a hurry.

100 Young people nowadays don't have too much confidence in rewards in heaven. They prefer to take the cash in hand and let the credit go.

101 When the Fed wants to fight inflation, it sells US government securities. This reduces the amount of cash in the system and has the indirect effect of raising interest rates.

102 Deposits of the U.S. Treasury, depository institutions, foreign banks and official institutions, as well as vault cash in depository institutions are excluded.

103 Since our term is always cash in advance, we have on facilities for cod shipment.

104 IN OLDEN days it was quite common for families to keep a store of spare cash in a cake tin or cookie jar to save for future expenditure, such as Christmas presents.

105 That's leading commercial banks to cut back on lending and hoard cash in order to shore up their balance sheets and improve their financial picture going into the next fiscal year.

106 This scenario has befallen several Yunnan cities that tried to cash in on the allure of Shangri-La.

107 Udinese may not cash in on defender Cristian Zapata this summer, says his agent.

108 Article 19 Current assets of enterprises with foreign investment shall include cash on hand, cash in bank, marketable securities, receivables, prepayments and inventory.

109 Morgan Stanley pays bonuses in cash, but places the cash in a restricted account where it can't be used for a certain number of years.

110 Reservebalances and vault cash in banks, however, are not counted as part of the moneystock held by the public.

111 It appears the government persuaded farmers in cooperatives to accept cash in lieu of half of their annual in-kind grain allotment-then rendered the bonus worthless via the currency reform.

112 It would also drop a requirement that Havana pay cash in advance for US food imports.

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113 The Australian mining company desperately needs the cash in order to pay off $19 billion in debt over the next two years.

114 China has policies that force residential buyers to have enough cash in hand (30% for your first home and 50% for your second) to minimize leverage and risk.

115 But houses are assets that individual Chinese with money can cash in on.

116 It is crucial to have cash in hand if UN organisations are to act quickly and strategically to address urgent issues.

117 For the cash in bank, the typical substantive test is confirmation and bank reconciliations.

118 I have no cash in hand. Can I pay by credit card?

119 Liverpool have been alerted to Real Zaragoza's willingness to cash in on defender Gaby Milito.

120 Finally, with cash in hand, someone translated the message, "Watch out for these guys, they come to take your land."