January's fall in mortgage lending, which the CML admitted was "substantial", takes lending back to its difficult position seen in the first few months of 2009, in the immediate aftermath of the international banking crisis.
President Clinton made a one-day visit today to this secure oasis of Colombia to lend backing to the nation's counternarcotics program.
The SNP's regional vote was five points lower than its constituency vote, as its supporters lent backing to the more radical and leftwing Scottish Green party.
President Clinton made a one-day visit to Cartagena to lend backing to Colombia's counter-narcotics effort, insisting that $1.3 billion in American military aid is limited to fighting drugs, not ending the Colombian government's battle with rebel groups.
Among many analysts, the conflict is often seen through a simplistic lens similar to that applied to the civil war in Syria, where Tehran has helped prop up the regime of President Bashar al-Assad while the Saudis and other Gulf nations have lent backing to Sunni rebel forces.
When it does — and foreign investors stop buying so many dollars to lend back to us — the dollar will drop.
What's irked some investors is that £1.8m will be lent back to Lanstead in a deal known as an equity swap.
The glistening Beijing of today was built on dollars, yen and Euros earned around the world, and now being lent back to the United States.
Right now, the interest that the SSA earns on its bonds is promptly lent back to the government; the interest payments are an accounting entry that costs the taxpayers not one red cent.
Their savings and surplus cash will form the capital pool which, in due course, the credit union will be able to lend back to those of its members in need of affordable loans.
In late 2000 Murren went to the board with the idea of building condos that residents could lend back to the hotel when not in use.
