Sentence examples for favourable loan from inspiring English sources

Icelandic authorities are elsewhere conducting a criminal investigation into allegations of corruption involving Glitnir extending favourable loan terms to businesses linked to Baugur.

He suggested the incentives could include promises of cheaper gas, favourable loans or personal advantages for Yanukovych.

Publicly financed banks give favourable loans to housing, industry, agriculture, and other economic sectors but share the credit market with savings banks, commercial banks, and insurance companies.

It has been reported (and not contradicted) that a women's co-operative bank she set up gave favourable loans to her relatives and was shut down by the Reserve Bank of India, and that there were problems with a sugar mill she promoted.

He also said his government had renegotiated more favourable loans terms with Russia.

But many are not comparing their life to then, but rather to the glory years of Tito's time, when the good life was assured by a steady flow of cash from tourism and favourable western loans.

For example: higher salary in rural areas, housing support or favourable housing loans, reduction in on-call work, guaranteed time out of practice and consideration of options for partners and children.

Mr Chowen has never enrolled at university: he represents those students who are educated in further education and sixth form colleges and thinks they should be given the same favourable terms on loans and grants as undergraduates receive.

Instead they called it a soft loan, with favourable interest rates and no conditions attached beyond the finance sector.

The Italian was not paid for eight months because of the RFU's financial problems but a loan on favourable terms from Usmanov helped pay his wages.

Mr Robinson made the loan, on favourable terms, when Labour was in opposition and Mr Mandelson was at the centre of Mr Blair's inner circle.