This is not counting people who desire to make either a deposit or withdrawal to their accounts throughout the nation on a daily basis.
Tony Blair's accusation on Friday that the Tories would be faced, in government, with a choice between a humiliating surrender over their demands for a renegotiation of EU treaties, or withdrawal, was his most dramatic attack on Mr Hague's European policy yet.
The reader pulls up a ten-digit signature code, created for that particular sale or cash withdrawal, and debits or loads the card with the appropriate amount of money.
In a complex judgement, the court said "passive euthanasia", or the withdrawal of food from a patient, may be considered in certain circumstances.
People often budgeted an entire afternoon for a trip to a bank branch to check their balances or to make a deposit, withdrawal or payment, explained Anthony Mwai, country general manager for IBM in East Africa.
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Faster than both rural areas and the cities and I think that people might find this surprising because they're used to hearing certain storylines like, for example, Detroit, like the collapse of the auto industry or the withdrawal of certain kinds of jobs from city areas, but I think most people would have assumed that those jobs, if they went anywhere, went to the suburbs.
Concealed, avoided or otherwise ignored, conflict will likely fester only to grow into resentment, create withdrawal or cause factional infighting within an organization.
He said he could "understand the dismay" at the withdrawal or merger of some historic units with close ties to areas of the UK, but said that withdrawal of a unit did not equal redundancy for its members, many of whom could be redeployed.
Salaries or government benefits might be deposited directly into mobile wallets, where they could be stored until needed for withdrawal or transfer.
Not exactly the anticipated outcome when the check was signed or the ATM withdrawal handed over as a settlement.
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If you have a retirement plan at work, you may be able to take a hardship withdrawal or a loan.
The other options -- withdrawal or augmentation of the force -- could have more negative consequences than good, the report concludes.
It has a patchy record of suspending or forcing the withdrawal of members that grossly violate its ideals of electoral democracy and racial equality.
At first I thought it was caffeine withdrawal or maybe seasonal allergies, but the culprit turned out to be the flickering of the fluorescent bulbs.
Already the Netherlands, Canada and Britain are beginning to question their missions and hint at either withdrawal or accommodation even with the more recalcitrant among the Taliban.
Similar to a credit card, shop around and look for a bank or credit union that offers a debit card with no international ATM withdrawal fees or foreign transaction fees.
Bloggers and other commentators seeking an American withdrawal or defeat in Iraq have been attacking the Guardian as a "US mouthpiece" and alleging that the deputy editor is a spy.
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In the case of this caller, that meant taking a hardship withdrawal or loan from her 401(k) to pay the medical bills so she could go back to her doctors and resume her cancer treatments.
More employers (11%) already offer annuity or insurance products within their 401(k) plans such as variable annuity features or guaranteed minimum withdrawal benefits, and of those employers not offering these features, 3% are very likely and 13% are somewhat likely to add them this year, according to the Aon Hewitt report.
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Senator HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (Democrat, New York): Well, I'm going to wait till these elections are held and we have a government that we can begin to negotiate with that has legitimacy, but I have stated on numerous occasions that I do not favor either of the positions that are most talked about, either immediate withdrawal or an open-ended commitment that has an undefined end.
There will be no fees to the consumer to buy or sell the stock, Schneider said, and payment can be made by automatic withdrawal, credit card, or debit card.
The withdrawal of one or two of them would have helped Mr Mazoka to victory.
That means you can withdraw those funds without paying additional income tax or the 10% early withdrawal penalty.
To withdraw funds, the receiver visits an M-Pesa agent and requests a withdrawal through his or her mobile phone.
"I do not support an immediate withdrawal from Iraq or a reduction in funding for our troops, " Domenici said.
Members then considered a second motion, to approve the Planning Permission (Withdrawal of Development or Local Development Compensation, Wales) Order 2012.
If you keep the funds in your Roth IRA for five years or more and make a withdrawal after you reach age 59 and a half, then your withdrawals are not taxable at all.
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Are Democrats pushing a phased withdrawal from Iraq, or a policy of cut-and-run?
In these cases, the withdrawal of foreign aid or the application of economic sanctions often failed to impact the intended targets.
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That means the Federal government eventually collects taxes on contributions and earnings when distributed at retirement or through an in-service withdrawal.
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