Sentence examples for division lending from inspiring English sources

It meant Scotland's capital had no club in Scotland's top division, lending credibility to the claim that Edinburgh is the most underexploited football city in Britain, perhaps Europe.

Such circles are unable to replicate and are eventually lost as a result of cell division, lending support to the prevalent notion that episomal retroviral DNA forms are dead-end products of reverse transcription.

The Mittelstandsbank, the division lending to Germany's small and medium-sized, mostly family-owned businesses, is in decent health: 30% of Mittelstand companies are customers, and the pre-tax return on equity in this unit was 28.6% in 2012, against 3.1% for the group overall.

The division lends money to customers of the computer company.

Peter Cummings, whose division lent billions to property developers, was ordered to pay £500,000 and banned from the City for life.

Peter Cummings, the HBOS corporate banker whose division lent billions of pounds to property developers – and whose activities Crosby admitted yesterday were "incompetent" – was given a lifetime ban and fined £500,000 by the watchdog for his role in the banking crisis.

Peter Cummings, the HBOS banker whose division lent billions of pounds to property developers, has been given a lifetime ban by the Financial Services Authority for his role in the banking crisis.

It operates through the following business divisions: Lending, Securities Investment, and Other.

Specialty libraries, like the Slavic and Baltic division, can lend a hand with, say, Albanian.

BlackRock, an American asset manager that has close to $3.7 trillion in funds under management, has just launched a European infrastructure-debt division to lend clients' money to infrastructure schemes.

But she said it became more troublesome in combination with the large sums that G.M. has had to spend keeping the mortgage lending division of its finance arm solvent and helping its former parts division, the Delphi Corporation, reorganize under bankruptcy protection.