Sentence examples for expected to lend from inspiring English sources

Under the Funding for Lending initiative, the Bank of England is initially expected to lend about £80bn at below-market rates to banks and building societies.

European governments are expected to lend Airbus much of the upfront development money.

Mr. Broad said that he expected to lend works from his own collection for exhibition in the new museum.

This year, the franchise industry is expected to seek $10.1 billion in capital, but banks are expected to lend only $6.7 billion, according to the International Franchise Association.

Modern rabbis are likewise involved in social and philanthropic works and are expected to lend support to any project sponsored by their congregations.

He is expected to lend an outside perspective to a body that is viewed as highly deferential to its chairman, Rupert Murdoch.

John Richards, a bond strategist at Barclays Capital in Tokyo, reckons that banks have cut back on their long-term bond purchases, because they expect to lend more.

So certain banks in need of added deposits may be willing to raise the rates for them if they expect to lend at higher rates.

This year, it expects to lend $100 million.

The numerous chemical functionalities on a GO surface are expected to readily lend themselves to further chemical functionalization.

The participating institutions are also expected to continue lending at 2007 levels although it is not at all clear what this means exactly.