Sentence examples for cannot be lent from inspiring English sources
Lend: This book cannot be lent to someone else.
The British Museum's director says the marbles are "indispensable" and "cannot be lent to any museum".
The gallery is the only place for people to see the actual paintings, rather than reproductions, because of a stipulation that they cannot be lent which was made in 1897, when the collection was bequeathed to the nation.
That is why a higher leverage ratio (confusingly also referred to as "less leverage") makes banks safer.The rhetoric that capital is "held in reserve" is advantageous to bankers, as it makes it sound like capital requirements hurt the economy: money that is held in reserve cannot be lent out.
For example, all customer money is held in ring-fenced client accounts at Barclays, which means your money cannot be lent out by the bank.
The guitarist Marc Ribot will be lending support.
About euro180m has been lent.
All that money had been lent".
If a State cannot protect itself against domestic violence, the United States may, upon the call of the executive, when the legislature cannot be convened, lend their assistance for that purpose.
The situation has become a bit awkward for Mr. Kerry, who cannot be seen as lending anything but support for Ms. Rice even though his desire for the diplomatic job is well known.
