Sentence examples for extensive loans from inspiring English sources

China also wants stability to be sure that its extensive loans to Venezuela are repaid.

With extensive loans from the Corbusier foundations in Paris and Switzerland, the exhibition includes a lot of rarely seen material and also takes every design opportunity.

Analysts have noted that the Energy Department has made extensive loans and grants to companies that want to produce batteries and other components for electric cars or entire cars.

Faced with the possibility of having to take out extensive loans to cover tuition and fees once covered by Federal and state grants, more blacks are forgoing college educations.

The Tate, which describes the RPS haul as "an outstanding collection of great national significance", said in a statement on Sunday that it had been building its photography collection since 2009 and was "committed to making its collection available for exhibition, not only at its four Tate galleries but also through its extensive loans programme".

Prior to 1978, Citibank was the largest U.S. lender to the apartheid government of South Africa and it continued to provide extensive loans to the South African private sector despite an international boycott.

Both sides support extensive loan guarantees to an industry that hasn't built a new reactor in years but could supply a lot of clean power if it ever got going.

Unlike libraries, museums are not able to provide extensive loan services (which would conflict with their prime purpose), but, for rural schools unable to visit the museum, such a facility, albeit limited, meets a need.

Many of the nation's major banks have made extensive foreign loans, and the suggestions discussed by Martin could limit their debt collections or disrupt the fragile network of international agreements under which banks are now being repaid.

It is renowned for its extensive rare book collection, some of which is on extended loan to Beinecke Library at Yale University.

For many American families, paying for college also includes extensive student loan debt now $27,000 per graduate, on average, according to the Institute for College Access & Success Projectt on Student Debt.