Sentence examples for enabling it to borrow from inspiring English sources

Last week, it reached an agreement with its creditors, enabling it to borrow as much as an additional $350 million.

Rather, the TARP funds strengthen the bank's capital base, enabling it to borrow short and lend long.

Mrs. Merkel had firmly opposed the French suggestion that the fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, should get a banking license, which would enable it to borrow from the European Central Bank.

Again, the relationship is not direct, because a country may have excellent credit that would enable it to borrow much more, but large numbers still raise questions.

That loan has in turn enabled it to borrow $3 million from commercial banks; Mi-Bospo has a loan portfolio of $10 million.

In 2006, it loaned 1,300 works, which enabled it to borrow more foreign works.

Government's greater ability to borrow enables it to defer hard choices but, as Greece discovered, not even governments can borrow forever.

If Paul Johnson really believes that the U.S.' borrowing has enabled it to be richer, the million-dollar question is, why does he prefer to follow his father's advice to never be a borrower?

By keeping short-term interest rates at or close to zero per cent, it is enabling banks to borrow at minimal cost and invest the proceeds in higher yielding securities.

The government implicitly guaranteed their creditworthiness, enabling them to borrow at below-market rates.

Mobile financial services could lift incomes by $50bn by enabling farmers to borrow and financial providers to lend.