Sentence examples for further loans of from inspiring English sources

Further loans of hundreds of millions followed.

Boeing said that sales of its smaller 777 will exceed $18 billion this year, well ahead of similar Airbus planes.Creditors of Daewoo Motor, an insolvent South Korean car maker, agreed to provide further loans of 728 billion won ($605m), after the unions had accepted a restructuring that would include job cuts and sales of assets.

Nevertheless, Wonga gave them a further loan of £400 – the maximum it offers.

In 2000, a further loan of $250 million was used to finance the acquisition of a competitor — GNB.

It has also emerged today that the BBC applied at the beginning of June for a further loan of up to £75m to cover investment in "new content productions" and the "development of related spinoffs" for its commercial subsidiary, BBC Worldwide.

The Cylinder was brought back to London without difficulty, but the British Museum's Board of Trustees subsequently decided that it would be "undesirable to make a further loan of the Cylinder to Iran".

Although Mr. Chubais was dismissed from his Government post in March along with Prime Minister Viktor S. Chernomyrdin, he was sent recently to Washington by Mr. Yeltsin to meet with United States Treasury officials and the monetary fund to explore the possibility of further loans to Russia.

"In the interim, directors of KTFC and their family have been covering ongoing liabilities in the form of further loans to the football club.

Photograph: ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images Updated at 8.44am GMT 8.19am GMT IMF agrees $14-18bn 14-18bny loan agreement with Ukraine Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund has agreed a $14-18bn stand-by agreement with Ukraine, a deal that will unlock further loans to reach a total of $27bn over the next two years.

"If this carries on, we're going to see further loans to the banks, further rescues of the banks.

If the Greek Parliament refuses to approve more austerity measures, European governments will not be able to justify to their own voters any offer of further loans.