Sentence examples for financing assurances from inspiring English sources

Such a solution would also be needed in order for the IMF conclude a review under current program – financing assurances must be in place for reviews as well as new programmes.

But not only is this yet to be approved by the IMF's management, it will not get put to the board until Ecuador approves fiscal and banking reforms, and provides "adequate financing assurances" (in other words, sorts out its debt-payment plans).That means Mr Mahuad is no closer to his IMF deal, which is supposed to release loans totalling over $1 billion.

Lenders will not provide mezzanine debt, a major source of LBO financing, without assurances that the buyout sponsor has a feasible exit strategy that will yield a reasonable return on their equity kickers.

But there's no assurance that the city council and the state legislature will approve the financing, no assurance that the No. 7 subway line, which Pataki called "absolutely integral," will be extended to the West Side.

Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the I.M.F., said the scale of the proposed financing "gives assurance that the financing needs of Spain's banking system will be fully met".

Along the lines of the proposal by Mitt Romney on Nov. 19, 2008, the Obama administration put the two car companies through a managed bankruptcy with "post-bankruptcy financing" and assurance to "car buyers that their warranties are not at risk".

The shock of the United States losing its AAA rating from Standard & Poor's this summer and the sell-off of French banking shares that has accompanied the intensification of stress on the euro zone have focused attention on French national finances, despite assurances from the major credit ratings agencies that France's AAA rating remained "stable" for now.

And there's some decent portion of health care which should be financed through assurance.

Simply because paying cash out of pocket is one of the ways we can finance that assurance.

Mr. Venizelos, the finance minister, offered assurances that it would not require additional austerity measures.

Ignore the finance ministry's assurances that they have nearly solved their bad-debt problems: many of Japan's banks are still chock-a-block with bad loans.