Sentence examples for availability of term from inspiring English sources

There was a case therefore for a targeted programme to boost credit.Monetary policy could help, he said, if "availability of term funding is a limiting factor on loan origination".

Given the availability of terms such as "proves," "indicates," "suggests," or more evocative terms such as "raises the distinct possibility that," why did the USADA decide to use the curious term "consistent with"?

Efforts towards this end include expanding the availability of short-term and long-term courses on economic evaluation for health care professionals and policy-makers.

Availability of long term solar data and the quality of available data is usually an obstacle to the development of proposals for new concentrating solar power plants.

Accurate wave climate characterization, which is vital to understand wave-driven coastal processes and to design coastal and offshore structures, requires the availability of long term data series.

The availability of long term time series data for 25 to 30 years containing daily rainfall and temperature observations is another challenge for many low income countries.

But the assignment of an object to a variable is never dependent on the availability of a term, $t$, for the object in the language for which one defines truth in a model.

The strong points of this prospective study are the availability of longer term outcomes and the detailed patient information.

This paper analyzes the tradeoffs that intermediate models for financing infrastructure present, in terms of augmenting the availability of long-term capital versus managing its risks.

For a variety of reasons, global availability of short-term debt instruments is at a low while demand is at an all-time high.

The administration has done this by pushing ahead with rules to expand the availability of short-term health insurance plans and association health plans.