Sentence examples for enable interest from inspiring English sources

High-yield bond investors bought $150 million of payment-in-kind toggle notes, which enable interest payments to be made with more debt instead of cash, so Madison Dearborn could finance a dividend on the back of BWAY Holding, a container maker.

Other provisions, the letter warns, could enable interest groups to repeatedly challenge settled science and data that underpins some regulations, allowing them to "further stretch out the already lengthy rulemaking process".

The manager enabled interest rate manipulation and allowed the same people to submit Libor numbers and trade derivatives linked to the benchmark.

Mr Maki notes that consumer confidence plunged after the September 11th terrorist attacks but that Fed rate cuts enabled interest-free loans which dramatically boosted car sales.

Members invest anything from £100 to 100,000, collectively helping to support lending options that enable Shared Interest's customers – typically fair trade producer groups or co-operatives - to pay their workers on time and buy raw materials, tools and machinery.

The State Legislature imposed the panel in return for $105 million in bailout aid and the use of NIFA-backed bonds to enable lower interest than Nassau's battered credit rating allowed.

Like right to buy, which offers mortgage lenders a government guarantee against a portion of private mortgage borrowing, so a new right-to-refurb scheme would enable lower interest refurb loans or higher loan-to-value limits for extending existing mortgages.

Traditionally counterimmunoelectrophoresis (CIEP) has been the preferred method, but in order to enable automation interest has been paid to other antibody detecting systems.

Both family ownership and family management power enable family interests to more closely adhere to business interests.

A direct communication between the communities and the hospital administration is needed to enable the interests of the community be received by the hospital without succumbing to intermediate interests of other interest groups.

The system abounds with veto points that enable organized interests and intense minorities to block action.