Sentence examples for a foreign loan from inspiring English sources

It is thought that every cent is mortgaged for a foreign loan and for other engagements.

In the most prominent example, in 2010 Vinashin, a shipbuilder, defaulted on a foreign loan, triggering a downgrade of Vietnam's sovereign debt.

In Mexico in 1994, for example, much of its debt was in dollars; in such a situation, a foreign loan can help stabilize a crisis, because it provides reserves to the central bank, and this removes the fear that the exchange rate will depreciate excessively.

VEB has recently lent $4.5 billion, well above its supposed limit, to Rusal, a company controlled by Oleg Deripaska, a Russian aluminium tycoon, so he could repay a foreign loan backed by 25% of Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest nickel producer.

The municipalities had co-signed for a foreign loan, and were forced to pay NOK 3.5 million annually just in interest, in addition to the operating cost of the airport; these were aggravated by not only the loss of the sole scheduled service, but also considerably less charter traffic than estimated.

When his plan for a gigantic foreign loan was obstructed by the Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) in the National Assembly, he ruthlessly murdered the chairman of the party and undermined the assembly, thus bringing about a revolt against him in 1913.

Last week, an Israeli newspaper reported that Mr. Sharon was being investigated on suspicion that he conspired with his sons to conceal an illegal foreign loan, which he is accused of using to pay back another illegal foreign donation that was made as he ran for his first term as prime minister.

Football League clubs have unanimously voted in favour of rules preventing a mass influx of foreign loan players to a single team after Watford benefited from the system last season with 14 loan signings from abroad.

"We are squandering the foreign loan," says Mr Lacson, a former police chief who ran unsuccessfully against Gloria Arroyo in last year's presidential election.

A different financing structure for SGT from that of PSHPP (60% foreign loan + 40% local loan) is assumed, due to the fact that PSHPP construction has many local works such as civil infrastructure, drillings and piping systems.

This, at least, is the future envisaged by a new law that would introduce fines for the inappropriate use of foreign loan words in Russian.