• Why do they make us ring a call centre where the staff might as well be on the other side of the world and sometimes are?

    BBC

  • The other view is that is is largely a cosmetic change - which reflects on the general low regard people now have for the banking sector, but does not make a big difference to the ring-fence, for good or ill.

    BBC: UK banking reforms: What's new?

  • Entertaining ads don't always make the cash register ring, a Madison Avenue paradox that is easily forgotten in the battle for eyeballs and creative awards.

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  • The point is that the UK banks' downgrade is an inevitable consequence of government policy to reduce the likelihood that they would be bailed out in a crisis - of which the most conspicuous manifestation has been the Vickers' commission recommendations to put retail banks behind a ring fence and make creditors to banks explicitly liable to losses.

    BBC: If RBS needs capital, taxpayers will suffer

  • But even if they are shopping less often, they do have to shop: a situation that could make the registers ring for online retailers.

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  • To make a gadget called the Can Pump N' Pour, a circular hard plastic ring with a rubber cover that keeps the fizz in opened soda cans, Davison engineers went through 30 different versions with its own moldmaking machines before getting the shape right.

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  • Advanced optical and mechanical designs are optimized to keep the lens compact, while maintaining a physical aperture ring so that users can make fluid adjustments.

    ENGADGET: Fujifilm grows X-series mirrorless lineup with 16.3-megapixel X-E1

  • Moreover, new welterweight king Cory Spinks and the wild-talking Ricardo Mayorga look likely to share a ring again in 2004 - a prospect to make the mouth water.

    BBC: SPORT | Boxing | Year of promise for fight fans

  • Employees must share tax forms, birth certificates and marriage licenses to make auditors happy. (One frustrated employee sent an auditor a wedding ring to prove he was married.) As many as 15% of dependents can be bounced because the employee is divorced or because minors, including stepchildren, nephews and nieces, are 18 or older and not full-time students.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Those high margins are protected, of course, by a ring of defensive regulations, Bar Association rules and deeply ingrained habits that make it hard for an investor-controlled business to crack the legal profession.

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  • If he can combine the confidence he shows in the ring with a likeable personality out of it, then he will hope to make his name over here.

    BBC: man on Froch-watch

  • The matador leads a cuadrilla (team) of other fighters who make up the rest of the colourful band in the ring.

    BBC: Bullfighting in Catalonia: The death of Barcelona��s ring

  • In fact, his view is that the thrust of the ring-fencing reform is to make it easier for banks to be dismantled, or resolved, in a crisis, with the costs heaped on shareholders and creditors rather than taxpayers.

    BBC: The big question about a ring-fenced retail bank

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