Sentence examples for finance flowing from inspiring English sources

If regional banks are fighting to survive, lower fees will not be enough to get small-business finance flowing again.

Politicians have applied a fiscal stimulus and, to keep housing finance flowing, relaxed prudential controls on government-sponsored mortgage lenders.

Banks in the UK have already undergone significant change since the global crisis, including significantly increasing their capital and liquidity and establishing resolution plans, to protect depositors and to keep finance flowing, should a bank get into difficulty.

Even flawed bank rescues and stimulus plans, like the one Barack Obama signed into law this week, are aimed at the roots of the economy's problems: saving the banks, no matter how undeserving they are, is supposed to keep finance flowing to all firms; fiscal stimulus is supposed to lift demand across the board.

That is despite an agreement with Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), respectively 41% and 68% government-owned, that they will lend £94 billion between them to businesses of all sizes in the year to February 2011.The paper lays out plans, for consultation until September 20th, to get more finance flowing.

The new World Bank president, Jim Yong Kim, has said that the "world's top priority must be to get finance flowing and get prices right on all aspects of energy costs to support low-carbon growth". In the short term, the World Bank's move may not have a huge practical impact.

A recent report by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated climate finance flows to developing countries reached $62 billion in 2014.

The report does not address another crucial question: what will be agreed at Paris in terms of rich country pledges for finance flows beyond 2020?

The IFTF's activities are a vital component of the USG's Afghanistan and Pakistan Af/Pakk) strategy dedicated to disrupting illicit finance flows between the Gulf countries and Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Focusing on the deployment phase of innovation, we use Bloomberg New Energy Finance BNEFF) data to construct a global dataset of RE asset finance flows from 2004 to 2014.

Since 2002, it says, finance options for developing countries have changed dramatically because of a 272% rise in domestic public revenues, a 114% rise in international public finance flows, a 415% rise in private domestic finance and a 297% rise in private international finance.