Sentence examples for arrangement to borrow. from inspiring English sources

While the other regional commands, including the Pacific Command and the Central Command, responsible for the Middle East and South Asia, have their own specialized quick-reaction forces, the Africa Command has had an arrangement to borrow the European Command's force when needed.

In an unrelated development yesterday, Dempsey,‐Tegeler & Co., a financially troubled bro kerage house, announced that it had completed a financing arrangement to borrow $8‐mil lion in subordinated capital from John M. King, chairman of the King Resources Company of Denver, members of his family and the King Foundation.

To combat naked shorting of heavily shorted securities, technically known as "threshold" securities, the SEC's rule requires brokers planning to effect a short sale in a threshold security to have in place, prior to shorting, a definitive arrangement to borrow those shares.

Its board recently approved an extension of its standing arrangements to borrow from governments and central banks by more than $500 billion.

The IMF adopted new procedures to dole out money quickly to cash-strapped members, and began organising a special fund, the "new arrangements to borrow", which could quickly raise money to help a country cope with a currency crisis.Thailand put these arrangements to the test.

The difference is that they at least make arrangements to borrow the stock (typically from brokers lending clients' shares).

Ministry officials say they do not have their own radiation protection gear and must make prior arrangements to borrow it from the plant before they can enter the reactor.

Its additional line of credit with its members (dubbed the "New Arrangements to Borrow", or NAB) would shrink.

If two or three big countries suddenly demanded money back, it could run out of cash.That is why it has tapped its "General Arrangements to Borrow", a reserve tank of 17 billion SDRs that it can borrow from a group of 11 rich countries.

The majority of the current funding request is for what is known as the IMF's "New Arrangements to Borrow," or the NAB.

The bill also provides for loans to the IMF, as requested, to enable the U.S. to increase its share of the New Arrangements to Borrow, which establishes a set of credit lines extended to the IMF, from approximately $10 billion6.6.6 billion in SDRs) to the equivalent of $100 billion.