Sentence examples for allowed to borrow from from inspiring English sources
First, the GIB must be allowed to borrow from the capital markets the only way to make it a bank rather than a token fund, and to assure investors it's the real deal.
Daniel Gros of the Centre for European Policy Studies and Thomas Mayer of Deutsche Bank think the EFSF should be registered as a bank and allowed to borrow from the ECB, using the government bonds it buys as collateral.
As a child, he says, the only source of information about the outside world came from the two books a week he was allowed to borrow from the British Council library: Dickens novels, history books.
Germany has discussed using the fund as "insurance" to guarantee a portion of any potential losses on future bond auctions for Italy and Spain, but France would still prefer that the bailout fund be allowed to borrow from the central bank.
Although Vietnam has two stockmarkets and a domestic bond market, its companies are still too reliant on a ramshackle state banking sector another parallel with China.There is a risk that, if allowed to borrow from abroad, Vietnamese companies might borrow too much and investors might lend too willingly.
The new borrowing could strengthen Mr. Frank's hand in calling for tougher regulation, because it immediately raises the question of why investment banks should be allowed to borrow from the Fed without subjecting themselves to the same kind of oversight that commercial banks face.
One is not allowed to "borrow" pebbles from beaches, and one knows it.
Called the Museo Alameda, the institution is allowed to borrow materials from the Smithsonian, but is not financed by it.
He was given sideline passes and was allowed to borrow memorabilia from the university's Paul W. Bryant Museum for a series of paintings on moments from Alabama lore.
Even without such a law, one museum that sold artwork is to be punished by not being allowed to borrow art from other museums.
Polling stations were generally allocated 600 ballots apiece, though in certain cases they were allowed to borrow ballots from other stations.
