Sentence examples for be used to borrow from inspiring English sources

Also, something truly valuable can be used to borrow against, to secure a line of credit".

About $400m of the payroll tax will underwrite bonds, which will be used to borrow some $6.5 billion.

The Heritage Foundation makes another interesting point -- all studies assume that more money means that no new benefit programs would be created (questionable) and that the funds would not simply be used to borrow against for greater Congressional spending (highly unlikely).

Therefore, the noisy image is used to borrow the content from its regions which are not convoluted severely by noise.

"Supporters have been aware in the past of how Ticketus was used to borrow money against Champions League income which would come into the club later in the season, but borrowing on season-ticket money over four years seems to see the club enter dangerous and unchartered waters".

Empirical Bayes method [28], [29] was used to borrow information across genes.

The Empirical Bayes method employed in LIMMA is used to borrow information across genes resulting in stable analyses of small samples.

A separate decision taken a year ago would have had a similar effect on bonds issued by banks and guaranteed by the Greek government, which make up a much larger part of the collateral the banks have been using to borrow from the ECB.The ECB's decision means that Greek banks will soon become much more reliant upon "emergency liquidity assistance" (ELA).

The statement said the cap on borrowing would mean that only about $1.75 million of the $7 million in estimated annual sales tax revenues available for acquisitions could be used to pay borrowing costs.

"The discussion there is, can some of the road tolls that are currently levied on the bridges over the river Severn... be used to finance borrowing for the M4? "I get the impression that the UK government is in favour of the M4 happening.

They argue that the public debt clause is sufficient to nullify the ceiling — or can be used to permit the president to borrow money without regard to the ceiling.