Sentence examples for critical loans from inspiring English sources

The emirates, along with Saudi Arabia, had swiftly supported the military takeover with a pledge of billions of dollars, undermining Western threats to cut off critical loans or aid.

But Chairman Bernanke has worked hard to strengthen the economy in recent months by making critical loans available to millions of households and hundreds of thousands of businesses both large and small.

A critical loan of more than $4 billion from the International Monetary Fund, expected to be signed this month, has been delayed until the political situation settles.

The closure of about 40 HMV stores over the next 12 months, and a further 20 Waterstone's bookshops, is part of an urgent push to cut costs ahead of a critical loan covenant test in April.

In a statement, Robert Khuzami, director of enforcement at the S.E.C., said that "BankAtlantic and Levan used accounting gimmicks to conceal from investors the losses in a critical loan portfolio".

Third, from talking to Bowen I know that what anyone conversant with "accounting control fraud" would predict -- that when critical loan file information was missing it was overwhelmingly because the actual information was adverse.

Schneiderman's actions also threaten Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee for those mortgage bonds, with unknown losses, as his office may determine that the firm didn't properly assemble and maintain critical loan documents necessary for mortgage instruments to become securities per New York state law.

[C4.] Privatization of Power Company Set Legislators in the Philippines are set to vote this week on a bill that would privatize the heavily indebted national power company, a reform that the International Monetary Fund and other lenders have demanded before disbursing critical new loans.

Groups like the WWF eventually dropped opposition to Medupi, recognising its necessity, but still lobbied intensely (though ultimately unsuccessfully) against a critical World Bank loan for Kusile.

But delays in agreeing over the exact nature of the cuts is holding up the disbursement of a critical €31.5bn (£25bn) loan instalment that will help Greece stay afloat and inject cash into the economy.

For instance, Wall Street firms may lose access to short-term loans critical to their survival.