Sentence examples for general obligation borrowing from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, California voters have approved $103 billion in general obligation borrowing.

To put the $4.4 billion liability in perspective, San Francisco has borrowed $2.6 billion through general obligation bonds in its entire history.

The $400 million approved in the ballot measure in Tuesday's election comes via a "Miami Forever" general obligation bond, which allows the city government to spend money that it borrows on the municipal bond market, leveraged against property taxes.

But he said he would withhold his endorsement of the borrowing plan, which would raise the money through the sale of general obligation bonds, until the Legislature outlined in detail the projects it intended to undertake.

The city does not plan to issue new bonds until late this year, when it will probably seek to borrow about $550 million, Mr. Barsky said, adding to $26.2 billion in outstanding general obligation bonds.

Louisiana, $162 million of general obligation refinancing bonds.

Davis School District, Utah, $68.5 million of general obligation bonds.

New York City, $650 million of taxable general obligation bonds.

Montgomery County, Tenn., $65 million of general obligation bonds.

St . Louis Mo., $63.3 million of general obligation bonds.

Leander, Tex., $69.5 million of general obligation bonds.