Sentence examples for be allowed to lend from inspiring English sources

-Should a nation in debt be allowed to lend money to other countries?

"They shouldn't be allowed to lend, the way they've behaved," she tells one of the administration assistants.

The committee recommends that no bank be allowed to lend more than 25-40% of its equity capital to any group.

Fed documents released last Friday disclosed that the banks would be allowed to lend up to $25 billion apiece, or about 30percentt of their capital.

For the green bank to be allowed to lend £3bn in 2015 as the growth plan provides, although an important breakthrough, is not the point.

They will now be allowed to lend up to S$1 billion ($580m) to local companies, up from S$300m before.These changes will hardly reshape the face of Singapore's banking sector.

To speed housebuilding, the societies have been allowed to lend some $1.5 billion to small and medium-sized building firms.

This is the ratio of money a bank is allowed to lend against the amount it has on deposit.

Bollywood took a leap forward in 2001 when the government gave it industry status, meaning banks were allowed to lend to it.

Kabul Bank often exceeded the limit of what it was allowed to lend on any particular project, and it sometimes skirted collateral and deposit requirements.

Investors, in other words, were paying the Swiss government for the privilege of being allowed to lend money to a country seen as rock solid.