Sentence examples for access lending from inspiring English sources

With few alternatives to generate revenues and no more options to access lending through the IMF or international financial markets, the government's only hope to salvage the ruined economy is a peace deal signed last year between President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar.

"For businesses with substantial assets tied up in warehouses, for instance, or in plant and machinery, this can be an excellent way to access lending to drive investment".

But its experience with cloud services, as well as remote access lend differentiation to MiiPC, an overgrown milk pint of an Android computer that features extensive controls for the pre-tween to tween in your household and a green under-light for no good reason except it looks kind of cool.

Running the club is a challenge because there is no access to lending.

It was a growing industry, especially in India, where institutions helped make up for the lack of banking access by lending to the poor outside of the traditional banking system, often in the form of loans to groups of friends or neighbors.

In general, information asymmetry lowers the call option value of a loan portfolio, forcing Philippine Universal Banks to restrict access to lending.

The Ecobici people tell me that they are talking to some of the big hotels about lending access cards to guests on a pay-as-you-go basis.

Developing countries and countries not endowed with oil export resources enjoyed greater access to IMF lending programs as a result.

Goldman and Morgan converted to bank holding companies to gain access to lending from the Fed's discount window.

Banks and their Senate supporters also want federal backing — such as access to lending from the Federal Reserve — for exchanges and clearinghouses that would take on derivatives trades in a reformed system.

Could this be the same United States that backed the International Monetary Fund's get-tough strategy during the emerging-market crises in the 1990s — pushing countries from Asia to Latin America to slash government spending and raise interest rates to recover investors' confidence and regain access to lending from abroad?