Sentence examples for borrowings not from inspiring English sources

Despite the company's efforts, Deloitte learned Longtop did not have the cash it claimed and that there were "significant bank borrowings" not reflected in the company's books.

after several years of giving Longtop a clean bill of financial health, Deloitte resigned as the company's auditor in May, when it discovered the company did not have the cash it claimed and that there were "significant bank borrowings" not reflected on its books.

(Periphrastic constructions involve the use of function words and auxiliaries.) In the earlier period numerous words (mostly Latin) were imported: the chronicler Malalas has (in their modern form) pórta 'door,' kámbos 'plain,' saíta 'arrow,' paláti 'palace,' spíti 'house' (from hospitium), and hundreds of other borrowings, not all of which have survived.

Even government guarantees on new bank borrowings have not restored the banks' confidence.

"The increasing use of margin borrowings is not without risk," the statement said.

His own borrowings are not acts of imitation or homage but rather attempts to absorb and extend what other filmmakers have done.

The Congress finds that demands for funds through Federal and federally assisted borrowing programs are increasing faster than the total supply of credit and that such borrowings are not adequately coordinated with overall Federal fiscal and debt management policies.

At the time, the commission said it believed that the elimination of details on short-term borrowings would not harm investors, because they would be getting enough information in other areas of a company's financial reports.

It would have no shareholders, and would be financed through the bond market.On October 5th, Mr Byers was told by the Office of National Statistics, the arbiter of such matters, that the new company's borrowings would not count as part of the government's borrowings.

discovered to my horror that I had lifted a character the homesick servant girl lock, stock, and barrel from 'To the Lighthouse.' " But these borrowings do not taint the peculiarly American innocence of the setting Meadowland, an informal artists' colony in rural Wisconsin or the indigenous ebullience borrowed from the Midwestern novelist Zona Gale.

"In Persian culture there's something called tazmin," Bahrani told me, "which is a longstanding tradition of poets taking one line or one beat or one idea from an earlier poem, picking it up and putting it in their own poem and going on from there". His own borrowings are not acts of imitation or homage but rather attempts to absorb and extend what other filmmakers have done.