Sentence examples for common borrowing from inspiring English sources

Over the summer Mr Osborne had already declared that the "remorseless logic" of monetary union led to much greater integration of tax and spending policies, and perhaps common borrowing through euro bonds.

Other proposals call for the power to direct national budgets, and for common borrowing.

What they have in common (to borrow Norman Mailer's line about Marlon Brando) is that whatever they're about to say on their own seems likely more interesting than whatever a screenwriter has written for them.

There is an added complication: in the south ny- and ni- (whether from original n- or from r-) dropped the nasal, and that is when the common surname borrowed from Chinese Lĭ became Yi.

"If they didn't know the Latin word for something, it was very common to borrow it from the everyday language," said Richard Ashdowne, current editor of the dictionary, who took over in 2011 from David Howlett when he retired after 31 years on the project.

Common features borrowed from sixteenth- and seventeenth-century houses included battlemented gateways, crow-stepped gables, pointed turrets and machicolations.

Next we used these coefficients to estimate three comparisons (contrasts): the inter-variation (2) the intra-PI variation (3) the intra-'Dulce' variation (4) 2) The ordinary t-statistic of each comparison (contrast) for each SFP probe was moderated by shrinking its standard error towards a common value borrowed from the gene ensemble by Bayesian as described in Smyth 2004 [ 28].

It's relatively common to borrow from your 401(k) in the form of a loan.

Today, transit systems worldwide have online counterparts to their paper map alternatives, many borrowing common visualization and presentation techniques from popular mapping websites.

One common way of "borrowing" pension money is not to make each year's "annual required contribution," the amount actuaries calculate must be set aside to cover future payments.

The loans have little in common with private borrowing - there is a progressive repayment system that benefits those in low-paid work or with caring responsibilities".