Sentence examples for able to borrow from from inspiring English sources

Mr Milburn wanted the new hospitals to be able to borrow from the private sector.

Mr Scott of Hall & Woodhouse, for one, is happy to be able to borrow from somewhere other than a bank.

Foundation hospitals will be able to borrow from private lenders "at their own discretion, not that of the government".

"Greece will not be able to borrow from the markets," said Zsolt Darvas, a senior economist at the institute.

Heirs who need cash while they decide whether to disclaim may be able to borrow from the estate, Ms. Harrington said.

It has been able to borrow from countries that were selling it the imports, principally Japan in the 1980s and 1990s and recently China.

But they became victims of their government's debt woes, severed from international lines of credit and able to borrow only from the European Central Bank.

You may be able to borrow one from a school for a small fee, rent one from a local music store, or buy a used one.

But the partnerships would also be able to borrow money from the Fed through "nonrecourse" loans.

Fannie and Freddie will now be able to borrow directly from the Treasury, if they need to.

But I'm lucky enough to be able to borrow money from my parents and live at home.