Sentence examples for ability to borrow to from inspiring English sources
"And as we collect more taxes, our ability to borrow to finance infrastructure improvements will go up".
Freedom without resources isn't much to crow about, but councils' new ability to borrow to finance new brownfield development is good policy.
The reclassification constrained its ability to borrow to pay for engineering work, prompting its chief executive, Mark Carne, to warn that projects could be delayed.
The government's new idea is to create a development corporation with control over planning and the ability to borrow to clean up and prepare the site.
Republican aides said on Thursday that House speaker John Boehner will ask House Republicans to approve a short-term extension of the government's ability to borrow to meet its bills.
Network Rail was reclassified as a public body in September 2014, reducing its ability to borrow to pay for engineering work that cost more than predicted under its funding settlement.
Moreover, these critics have complained, the companies have used their ability to borrow at low interest rates to dominate the mortgage-finance market, usurping the role of other financial institutions, which do not have the same subsidy.
The freeze in such trades has curtailed the ability of firms to borrow to handle basic, day-to-day operations, which could potentially threaten the stability of the real economy.
Much more important, analysts say, is the ability to borrow money to buy homes and expand businesses.
