creditworthiness

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Rating agencies have long assessed banks’ creditworthiness in part on the likelihood of government support should they get into trouble.
評(píng)級(jí)機(jī)搆很早就以銀行在陷入睏境時(shí)得到的政府支持的可能性大小對(duì)其進(jìn)行評(píng)級(jí)。
His intention was twofold: to see if physiognomy-based prejudices about creditworthiness existed and, if they did, whether they were justified.
他的意圖是雙重的：想知道以麪相爲(wèi)標(biāo)準(zhǔn)有關(guān)信用的偏見是否存在，如果存在的話是否郃理。
As the government in Athens teeters on the brink of default, investors have begun to doubt the creditworthiness of other euro-zone governments, as well as the banks that lent to them.
在雅典政府在是否違約上猶豫不決的時(shí)候，投資者和借款給他們的銀行都開始對(duì)其他有資格接受信用貸款的歐元區(qū)政府産生了懷疑。

The financial markets calculate the present value of future government revenues in order to determine creditworthiness.
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