Sentence examples for commonwealth loans from inspiring English sources

Providers would also be required to check literacy and numeracy skills before students start diplomas for which commonwealth loans are available.

Activists opposed to Australia's largest proposed export coal venture have been pressing the commonwealth on whether its $5bn infrastructure fund will be available to Adani to build a railway that was once in line for a state loan.

The Commonwealth, Westpac, ANZ and National Australia Bank signed off on loans totalling $5.5bn to coal, oil, gas and liquefied natural gas projects in 2015, a figure that is higher than three of the preceding eight years.

As federal treasurer in the ministry, he was responsible for extending government aid, especially to rural interests, coordinating federal loan policy, and strengthening the commonwealth bank.

Over £230 million was extended in loans from the City of London to state and Commonwealth treasuries during the 1920s.

Any agency that did not meet the Commonwealth mark was unlikely to get access to public contracts, aid or loans.

Universities Australia suggested the removal of plans to charge higher interest on student loans and a reduction in the proposed 20% cut to commonwealth course subsidies.

"This should serve as a warning to all [vocational education and training program] providers that the commonwealth will investigate allegations of fraudulent conduct against not only the [student loan] program but all funding programs".

Various Commonwealth and state agencies assist lower-income, first-home buyers with grants and low-interest loans.

Pallas said he still hoped to secure the funding from the commonwealth, but that Victoria would not be reliant on it and was not interested in being loaned the money by the commonwealth.

Agencies operating in the Commonwealth countries may need to prove they are meeting anti-corruption standards to get access to aid and loans, under proposals drawn up by Patricia Scotland, the Commonwealth secretary general.