Sentence examples for contributing loans from inspiring English sources

Many of his supporters and fellow dissidents rushed to his aid, contributing loans online and in person.

The rivalry relationship may enhance teams' competitive intention and motivate them to contribute to loans (Kilduff et al. 2010).

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (AP) — Freddie Mac, the nation's No. 2 buyer and backer of home mortgages, set aside more than $300 million in the second quarter to account for bad loans, contributing to a 45percentt drop in profit.

The total international package for Ukraine is expected to total about $27 billion, and the U.S., which is contributing $1 billion in loans, and other countries wholeheartedly endorsed the IMF as the primary and lead player in the bailout plan.

This same type of activity rendered mortgage-backed securities so far removed from the original loans and the value of the homes they financed that it became impossible to determine the quality of the loans, contributing to the subprime crisis.

In the first stage, the group borrows under joint liability, each member undertakes a risky project and decides whether or not to contribute to loan repayment.

Individual decisions to contribute to loan repayment depend on gains from the public good and groups with the largest debt burdens have the highest rates of default and attrition.

The high unemployment rate has prompted more people to go back to school for retraining, which has contributed to loan demand.

The I.M.F. then held Argentina to an unsustainable austerity program amid a recession, and abruptly cut off promised loans late last year, contributing to the financial panic.

Such loans contributed to the collapse of Adelphia Communications, which had guaranteed $3.1 billion in loans to the founding Rigas family.

The judge said Mr. Bush did not fully disclose his business dealings with two large borrowers whose unpaid loans contributed to the $1 billion crash of the institution in 1988.