Sentence examples for euro facility from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although it is a large number, the 1 trillion euro facility would cover only about three years of financing needs for Italy and Spain, while they endeavor to return their weakened economies to health so they no longer need a handout.

Markets were calmed briefly by the I.M.F.-backed plan for Greece and the 440 billion euro rescue facility that was eventually agreed upon.

And he disputes the view, said to be held by a growing number of German public figures, that Europe can afford to let Greece leave the zone, as its new 500 billion euro rescue facility can serve as a firewall to halt the spread of contagion.

"What I am waiting for is a more significant disposal, like the sale of Houghton Mifflin, and confirmation that the terms of a 2-billion-euro credit facility have been finalized," Mark Harrington of J. P. Morgan Chase said.

The loan will replace a 1.4 billion euro ($1.6 billion) credit facility that expires in January of 2004.

Vivendi wants them to roll over a 3.8 billion euro ($3.7 billion) credit facility and make new loans.

The deal for Ariba is being financed from SAP's free cash and a 2.4 billion euro term loan facility.

As part of the overall European effort to maintain stability in the euro zone, the facility is to be enlarged from 440 billion euros to 1 trillion euros and provide "risk insurance" to new bonds issued by struggling euro zone countries.

Ahold said it still planned to publish its 2002 results before June 30, as stipulated in the terms of a crucial 3.1 billion euro ($3.36 billion) bank facility obtained in March.

Royal KPN provided more details of restrictions related to a 2.5 billion euro ($2.2 billion) credit facility it obtained last month, after a shareholder activist group filed a lawsuit demanding that the company make the same disclosures to all investors.

That skepticism is set to grow if Portugal and then Spain have to tap the 440 billion euro ($577 billion) rescue facility that Europe established last spring in the wake of the Greek crisis.