Sentence examples for accept a loan from inspiring English sources
Hart told investigators he had met the so-called recruiter at a football camp and agreed to accept a loan of hundreds of dollars.
By 2010 Ireland had been compelled to accept a loan package amounting to more than $100 billion from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, and the ruling Fianna Fáil Green Party coalition began to show signs of strain.
Instead, he urged the Lalanis to accept a loan of £10,000, because, Nadir recalls his reasoning, "'From what I hear of you and your background, I'm sure you'll open a second store'".
One question asked candidates to imagine themselves as leaders of a small African country battling starvation: would they accept a loan from a larger country if it came with conditions?
The idea that the American CRA was behind the sub-prime meltdown is a myth – in fact, even though CRA lenders were 16% more likely to accept a loan application, they were 66% less likely to generate a sub-prime loan.
The process of getting you to apply for and accept a loan takes time and money, after all.
Accepting a loan from a foreigner is also a criminal offence.
In response, AIBA conceded that it had, in fact, accepted a loan from a Swiss company which "originated from an Azerbaijani investor".
Many borrowers complain they were told by mortgage companies their credit would not be damaged by accepting a loan modification, only to discover otherwise.
As European leaders press the Irish into accepting a loan, Portugal finds itself singled out yet again as next in line.
