Sentence examples for any borrowings from inspiring English sources
Although neither company had any borrowings themselves, another ICAP unit, registered to the same address on Boulevard Prince Henri did.
Such transactions are known as an "internal repo" because the firm must use the investments to secure the client money, so that any borrowings can be repaid, supposedly with little risk.
Any borrowings necessary to finance the transition could be treated like a mortgage: As more and more people under the old system pass away, a growing portion of the payroll tax that had been devoted to their benefits could gradually be redirected to paying down the borrowings.
Early critics maintained that Mahler's adoption of many different styles to suit different expressions of feeling meant that he lacked a style of his own; Cooke on the other hand asserts that Mahler "redeemed any borrowings by imprinting his [own] personality on practically every note" to produce music of "outstanding originality".
He said: "Having read his affidavit, I have been unable to locate any other borrowings to justify these creditors.
Again we look to any potential borrowings from illuminated manuscripts.
His lawyers point out that courts in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Bahrain that have considered AHAB's debts have found no evidence of forgeries.Claims by the family that it did not know about any of the borrowings were undermined when files came to light showing one of AHAB's partners became aware of some transactions in 2000-02.
And not all borrowings from Europe have been wise.
Overseas mortgage broker Simon Conn of simonconn.com says you will need a deposit of at least 30%, lending rates are around 4-5%, and you will be assessed on all your borrowings, including any UK mortgage.
Mr. Tester's amendment calls for the assessments to be based on a bank's liabilities -- essentially any insured deposits plus other borrowings by the bank.
It is the biggest country on the euro zone's troubled southern flank, and its €1.8 trillion $2.6 trillionn) borrowings dwarf those of any other country in the single currency.
