Sentence examples for collateral building from inspiring English sources

Collateral building costs associated with introducing an IT system will not be necessary.

Several issues had to be dealt with immediately and simultaneously: controlling and containing the fires, dealing with the possibility of collateral building collapses, mobilizing triage at numerous locations, stabilizing and mobilizing the anticipated vast numbers of casualties, and conducting search and rescue efforts.

Traditionally, many people who want to build a home finance the purchase of the land themselves and then use the property as collateral for a building loan.

He ruined some lives he considered collateral damage to building his myth and he sort of said he was sorry about that, but he did a horrendous sales job on the remorse part.

They'll want wider spreads between their borrowing and lending rates to offset the risks of declines in building collateral values.

As a veteran of the commercial real estate market with more than three decades of experience, I know that it helps to have the land and building collateral backing the investment and preserving base case capital.

The City's director of planning, Peter Rees, said: "Modern terrorism is about terrorising people, rather than causing massive collateral damage to buildings.

Most of the pieces – the aggressive prosecutions and policing, longer sentences, prison-building, collateral consequences of convictions such as losing the right to vote or the chance to live in public housing – had been put in place, and the years since had been primarily dedicated to maintaining and tinkering with that basic architecture.

We're higher than a senior loan, but a senior loan has the building as collateral.

Seven of the buildings are finished, and the group has been using each completed building as collateral to secure a loan and replenish its capital for the next.

Using the building as collateral, they took out a loan to pay off $23 million in debt from Republic Windows, and then in 2006 sold the building for $31.5 million to the William Wrigley Jr. Company.