Sentence examples for authorized loans from inspiring English sources

Rousseff was accused of breaking fiscal responsibility laws in the lead up to her reelection in 2014 when she authorized loans from state banks that hid the depth of the national deficit.

But the filings made this month by the SEC appear to be the first time a government regulator has alleged that Mozilo himself authorized loans on more favorable terms than those provided to the general public.

Congress has authorized loan guarantees of up to $18.5 billion for new reactors, with $8.3 billion now earmarked for Vogtle.

Legislation passed by Congress in March authorized loan guarantees to Israel of up to $9 billion over three years.

In March, they said they would no longer authorize loans that were not already in some stage of approval.

Few of its loans go bad, largely because the bank has a policy of giving frontline people responsibility for authorizing loans.

In 1817, following election as governor of New York, Clinton persuaded the state legislature to authorize loans for $7 million to build a canal from Buffalo, on the eastern shore of Lake Erie, to the upper Hudson, passing through the Mohawk Valley region.

L. 110 246, § 6110(a), amended section generally, substituting provisions authorizing loans and loan guarantees for the costs of construction, improvement, and acquisition of facilities and equipment for broadband service in rural areas and terminating such authority on Sept. 30, 2012, for provisions authorizing similar loans and loan guarantees and terminating such authority on Sept. 30, 2007.

The act, by authorizing loans to be made 'on personal security,' cannot be held as limiting the transaction to the personal undertaking of the parties to the note; and it would not be violated if the bank should require as collateral a deposit of bonds or of stocks, either of States, municipalities, or incorporated companies.

During 1997 divorce proceedings, he says, Bettie, his wife of 27 years and 50% owner of his business, refused to authorize loans needed to keep operations going unless Siegel signed over $200 million.

Creditors authorized new loans of $478 million to Hyundai Petrochemical after Hyundai Engineering and Construction agreed to join other units of the struggling Hyundai Group and give up their shares in the chemical concern.