Sentence examples for current borrowing from inspiring English sources

The treasury said this operation would not breach the current borrowing limit.

Besides giving the Treasury capacity for additional borrowing, the new three-year note would allow a reduction in the current borrowing in two-year notes and Treasury bills.

The second showdown will come a few weeks later, when the Treasury Department, which helps fund other branches of government by issuing tens of billions of dollars of new debt every month, reaches its current borrowing limit.

For forward guidance to have any impact on the economy, markets must believe that rates will stay close to zero even as growth and inflation pick up, thus making current borrowing and investment more attractive than they otherwise would be.

That will very likely be true if current borrowing trends hold steady: according to the S.B.A., for the first four months of the government's 2012 fiscal year (which began in October), 7(a) loan approvals totaled $4.3 billion.

"If those countries want help and if they cannot withstand the current borrowing rates, they have to say it and then the euro zone would look at it," said one euro zone official.

In the current corporate borrowing spree, the money borrowed has been far in excess of what was needed for capital spending, notes Paul Kasriel, the chief economist of Northern Trust.

Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner has said that after Tuesday he will have exhausted all the manoeuvres he can use to clear room under the current $14.3tn borrowing limit.

Paul Hollingsworth, a UK economist at Capital Economics, said if the public finances continued on the current trend, borrowing would overshoot the OBR's forecast of £55.5bn for the financial year by about £17bn.

The French loans can be covered under the country's current 2010 borrowing program without affecting medium-to long-term debt issuance, the country's debt management agency said, adding it had also revised upwards cash inflows related to premium payments on bonds this year.

With Tinchy Stryder's current single borrowing the hook of Olive's You're Not Alone, and Dizzee's Dirtee Cash making hay with a reworked sample from Bedfordshire rave titan Stevie V, Britain's grime crossover shock troops are ransacking their cheesy raver heritage with the same gleeful abandon that early US rappers recycled James Brown and George Clinton.