Sentence examples for financing against from inspiring English sources

Such a loan often takes the form of equity financing against the current property — to be paid off upon sale.

The advocacy groups find themselves competing for financing against the very cultural organizations they were created to support, which in turn can no longer afford the dues required by some of the groups that advocate for them.

"Overall, it has become apparent to the company that the basis on which lenders are willing to provide financing against the company's collateral has changed so substantially that a successful refinancing is not possible," Carlyle Capital said.

PAGE B9 Arts ARTS ADVOCACY GROUPS START TO FEEL THE PINCH Groups that advocate for the arts find themselves competing for financing against the very cultural organizations they were created to support, which in turn can no longer afford the dues required by some of the groups that advocate for them.

"Most management companies will charge a transfer fee of several hundred dollars to arrange such a transfer," Mr. Shmulewitz said, adding that since the letter writer indicates the apartment was purchased using her money, this would imply there is no bank financing against the apartment.

If we do real estate, it has to be financed with non-recourse financing against its specific income producing property.

The battle has pitted two of the best known names in finance against each other for control of what was once a stock market darling.

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero said he had been told of a rumour that he might request €280bn (£240bn) to shore up Spanish finances against a market onslaught.

Those included the state of households' finances against the backdrop of further government cuts, the outlook for the UK's relatively weak productivity performance, and the prospects for the global economy.

A report from the Resolution Foundation on Wednesday forecast an £84bn shortfall in the Treasury's finances against the projections to 2020-21 made by the then chancellor George Osborne in March.

That development is causing Democrats to reassess their early financial plans for President Obama's re-election campaign while forcing them to balance the administration's demands for more transparency in campaign finance against the pressure for liberal groups to do more to counteract the strength of their conservative counterparts.