Noun:

সাদা চেক-বহি,

chequebook's Usage Examples:

Checkbook diplomacy, or chequebook diplomacy, is used to describe a foreign policy which openly uses economic aid and investment between countries to carry.

between cheques or at the back of a chequebook, or in a completely separate transaction register that comes with a chequebook.

He opened his speech, which was on the subject of chequebook journalism, with a statement that his main interests lay with the tourist.

As such, the Carlton program, which was created to criticise chequebook journalism, could use the Taff extract and claim fair dealing as a valid.

The paper became notorious for chequebook journalism, as it was often discovered attempting to buy stories, typically.

"Grant chequebook journalism pays off - Media, News".

Additional columns to the right hold a running activity total (similar to a chequebook).

small Pacific island nations, which commentators have referred to as "chequebook diplomacy", usually in the form of developmental aid, or in the case of.

Schools being treated like 'an open chequebook', says NAHT A SHORT-SIGHTED APPROACH? - 14 OCT 2010 Don't miss out - Freebies.

prize—the Blankety Blank chequebook and pen, which Dawson would often call "The Blankety Blank chequepen and book!" The "chequebook" consisted of a silver.

Stevenson acquired the name, Scott wrote in 1932, when her chequebook was stolen and she refused to give evidence against the suspected thief.

today, Press Gazette, 10 January 2003 David Lister "Desmond gets his chequebook out for the lads", The Independent, 16 January 2001 Lisa O'Carroll and.

Sennet, who carries a chequebook instead of a weapon and his superior Captain Flanagan discover an Auric.

Synonyms:

record; blank cheque; blank check; checkbook;

Antonyms:

contraindicate; erase; punch out; clock out;