Sentence examples for credit negotiated from inspiring English sources

While the company is restructuring, it is in no immediate danger of collapse since it has a $6.5 billion line of credit, negotiated earlier this year.

Ford is already drawing on a bank-supplied $10 billion line of credit negotiated before the Bush Depression hit Detroit in a serious way, but also says they're planning to "defer," or miss, $2 billion in upcoming payments.

The forecasts supplied by the Treasury had exaggerated the problem and most of the credit he negotiated was never needed.

Samit Patel and Riki Wessels, much to their credit, had negotiated a few nasty overs in dim light as the day wound down; in similarly trying circumstances Lancashire had lost four wickets on day one.

With $30 million of the cash raised still on hand and a $75 million line of credit being negotiated, Robert Marshall, an analyst at Wheat First Union, thinks Carey can triple in size within four years.

So, it likely has sponsor precedent language requiring that the final credit agreements be negotiated by reference to prior credit agreements agreed to by the private equity firms.

You said the credits were negotiated by your predecessor and you were fulfilling them because of "an issue of credibility with the business community".

The board must be given credit for negotiating all of them.

The couple went line by line through their credit report negotiating their debt to each organization.

Mr. Mack, however, received credit for negotiating the Mitsubishi deal, persuading the Japanese bank to move ahead with the partnership despite the difficult environment.

Retailers that outsource their credit divisions negotiate terms with their contractor; sometimes they collect a small percentage of each transaction and sometimes they actually pay a fee.