Sentence examples for considered loans from inspiring English sources

The withdrawals are considered loans, and the opera has promised to restore the money.

The commission asked the companies if they had classified the transactions, which are often considered loans, as sales.

Official guidelines considered loans to be high risk if they were used in racially integrated communities, and the same guidelines then came to be adopted by private mortgage lenders.

Jaffari et al. (2011) observed that 80% of the respondents belonging to Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad cities of Pakistan considered loans disbursed by conventional microfinance institutions as un-Islamic.

In the phase 4 feedback sessions, practice staff also considered loans the more appropriate mechanism (rather than charging the patient), since the majority of requests related to repeat medication from the patient's regular pharmacy.

Mr. Frank and his staff have considered loan purchases in the past, but the Bush administration opposes such an arrangement.

It was so poorly received, in fact, that Sony even reportedly considered loaning Spider-Man back to Marvel.

Jose Mourinho initially considered loaning him out, but after seeing him in training and practice matches changed his mind.

To understand why, consider loans of small amounts.

(FICO considers loans 90 days or more past due to be in default).

Meanwhile, the World Bank said today that it is considering loans to Iran, totaling $231 million, for the first time since 1994.