Sentence examples for direct borrowing from inspiring English sources

These financing vehicles allow municipalities to circumvent central-government restrictions on direct borrowing.

Sinitic languages have been remarkably resistant to direct borrowing of foreign words.

Masaccio is the artistic heir of Giotto, yet there is no indication of direct borrowing from the older master.

The story may be regarded as simply a direct borrowing from the older traditions, without any monotheistic adaptation.

The government has resorted to direct borrowing at least once before, to cover shortfalls in a special account for national forestry projects.

"This is the first time since the end of World War II that Japan has undertaken large-scale direct borrowing to cover recurring expenses," he said.

The government has always said that the high cost of private finance compared with direct government borrowing or funding was offset by transferring risks to the private sector.

3. Direct government borrowing from central banks generally is frowned upon as encouraging fiscal irresponsibility and commonly is subject to statutory limitation; nevertheless, in many countries the central bank is the only large source of credit for the government and is used extensively.

Examples of such component are "Time on Task," a derivative of Carroll's (1963) model of teaching and learning; "Opportunity to Learn," a derivative of Bloom's (1976) model of mastery learning; or "Direct Teaching," borrowed from Doyle's (1985) model of teaching.

He directed the borrowed injunction at the shadow Treasury secretary Angela Eagle while in costume as leader of the coalition.

That indirect "wealth effect" can overwhelm the Fed's direct control over borrowing costs.