Sentence examples for borrowing arrangements from inspiring English sources

Corporate finance chiefs, caught off-guard by the credit crisis, are trying to lock in new borrowing arrangements in case the market worsens in the future.

The report raised concerns about the emerging trend of superannuation funds using limited recourse borrowing arrangements to buy assets, which increased the risk to taxpayers who underwrote adverse outcomes through the provision of the age pension.

The remaining 35% does not just pay for services from school meals to gritting to refuse collection but also for councils' long-term borrowing arrangements.

Nunn and White's 11-country sample included all seven member states that have struck new borrowing arrangements with the IMF since the guidelines were updated.

Union leaders have tried to tie the borrowing arrangements to the budget crises plaguing many cities, which have been forced to slash payroll and impose furloughs to reduce expenses.

Mr. Nacchio said that the new borrowing arrangements would have no impact on the company's previously announced plans to raise $1.5 billion to $2 billion by selling assets and, if market conditions allow, either stock or equity-linked securities, which are short-term loans that convert into stock.

Some members of Mr. McGreevey's staff, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that the Whitman administration had briefly considered a similar borrowing arrangement in 1995.

The case is likely to turn on the minutiae of accounting and public disclosure decisions related to an unusual borrowing arrangement by Adelphia that allowed the Rigases to draw on a $3 billion line of credit for which the company was liable if the Rigases could not repay.

Similar to a joint checking account, each co-borrowing arrangement allowed either side to draw from the line of credit and both sides were jointly liable for making sure the loan was paid back.

The April 22 minutes also say that the independent directors decided the co-borrowing arrangement was in the best interests of the company and on terms that would have been obtainable by the company in a comparable arm's-length transaction.

But some experts say that whatever the explanation, the Rigases and the board were in violation of S.E.C. rules for not disclosing how much of the co-borrowing arrangement they had drawn upon and that they were using the borrowed money to buy the company's stock.