Sentence examples for further loans from from inspiring English sources
The Museum confirmed that further loans from the Elgin sculptures are being considered.
The family took out further loans from Primary Land Development bank (100,000 rupees), the Canara bank (350,000 rupees) and 500,000 rupees from local moneylenders, and the money was mainly used to construct two bore wells for water.
The lawyer for Whelan, Brendan Grehan, said in 2008 the Quinn family had "handed over the keys of the shop" to the bank after it put its businesses up as security for further loans from Anglo Irish.
Runs on the banks, protests over pensions, delays to payments: every day brings with it another shocking headline about Greece as the country tries to negotiate further loans from Europe to repay money already borrowed.
This is to prevent the circumvention of takeover law, such as that requiring a mandatory cash offer once a bidder exceeds a 30% threshold.Altogether nowBetween April 15th and 22nd, the concert party group, in some cases with further loans from BPI, conducted a huge buying operation from pre-arranged sellers and at pre-arranged prices.
Rangers' board and Mike Ashley have agreed that Ibrox Stadium will now not be used as security over any further loans from the Newcastle owner.
This implies that entrepreneur who has own factory or office doesn't need a further loan from financial institutions.
In the absence of collateral, group members guarantee each other's loans, with the lender threatening, at least in theory, to bar all group members from further loans if they do not cover for each other in the case of missed payments.
The league has confirmed that the midfielder Jamie O'Hara, who has been among Grant's better performers this season, will not be able to sign a further loan deal from Spurs when the current agreement expires on Friday, due to the ban.
Ms. Peters said that after millions were spent to clean up her property, she could no longer afford to operate her business due to state and federal restrictions that prevented her from obtaining further loans.
Edward's finances improved, thanks to parliament agreeing to the raising of taxes, a loan of 160,000 florins (£25,000) from the Pope, £33,000 that he borrowed from Philip, and further loans organised by Edward's new Italian banker, Antonio Pessagno.
