And those bits about reducing or scoring against borrowing capacity?
Camden has sufficient borrowing capacity to proceed without a private sector partner.
This effectively releases equity from the Spanish property and gives back borrowing capacity in the UK.
The city has enough borrowing capacity left to continue with its planned construction projects until the end of this year.
Michael F. Gambardella, mining analyst at J. P. Morgan in New York, says the "enormous" balance sheet and borrowing capacity of Alcoa put it at the top his list of favorites.
Since hospitals have to take out loans to finance their deficits, their accumulated debt will become so large that many could run out of borrowing capacity and cash.
Lyons recommends that local authorities that want to build should be able to take borrowing capacity from those that don't.
Next week, the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, is expected to alert Congress that the government has officially run out of borrowing capacity, currently limited to about $16.4 trillion under law.
The proponents of the stadium plan also did not count on the debt-limit showdown in Washington, which appeared to have heightened voters' sensitivity to concerns about borrowing capacity, spending and fiscal responsibility.
