Sentence examples for authorize a loan from inspiring English sources
In France, which is making the next-biggest contribution, the government has revised its 2010 budget to authorize a loan of up to 6.3 billion this year.
In France, which is making the next-biggest contribution, the government has revised its 2010 budget to authorize a loan of up to 6.3 billion euros this year.
A fake buyer and seller would appear at the meeting, where the only person not playing a role was the bank representative, who would authorize a loan.
Once your loan has been certified and fully processed by the Financial Aid Office, GSAS can authorize a loan disbursement to your student account.
"Administration officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said Bush seemed likely to authorize a loan of some oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The federal government authorized a loan guarantee program in 2005 intended to spur nuclear power development, and Congress agreed to finance it in 2007.
Creating the show involved nine countries, 15 curators, specialists from around the world and an act of the Icelandic Parliament authorizing a loan of ancient manuscripts.
For an ordinance authorizing a loan of $125,000 for the construction of a railroad from Strasburg to Winchester, if Lee deemed it a military necessity, see Ordinances [of the Virginia Convention of 1861] Passed at the Adjourned Session, 49‑50.
That was the day Governor Schwarzenegger authorized a loan of $150 million dollars to the California stem cell program, so it could begin, despite the nagging lawsuits of the religious right.
(1 CCC, at its discretion, may authorize a maximum loan term of 15 years.
(2) Such as were issued in exchange for the second issue of bonds under an act entitled 'An act to authorize a state loan to pay interest on the public debt,' and which were indorsed, 'Issued under act approved August 26 , 1868' or the coupons of such bonds, the said bonds and coupons being absolutely void, even in the hands of bona fide holders, because issdued without any authority whatever.
