Sentence examples for given borrowing from inspiring English sources

Making the announcement in Cardiff Bay, the prime minister also said Wales would be given borrowing powers, allowing investment in major projects such as upgrading the M4 in Newport.

Mr Cameron said Wales will be given borrowing powers, control of landfill tax and stamp duty, and a House of Commons bill giving permission to hold a referendum on the devolution of income tax.

Lured to Karen's huge estate, Henry is given borrowed clothes from the 70's, which forces Mr. Neill to parade around in a frilly green shirt and bright blue pants.

That would hold the potential for giving borrowing nations more input and control of lending programs.

Perhaps also there is more scope for giving borrowing countries greater control ("ownership") of their stabilisation policies.

He takes more than he gives, borrowing money along with infringing on other people's beds and their partners.

The Labour party says it will set a firm 2030 decarbonisation target, establish an Energy Security Board and give borrowing powers to the Green Investment Bank, but Scorer says much more will need to be done to ensure consumers are protected from rising bills.

Since this borrowing would be done by public corporations rather than by the state, it need not count towards the national debt.George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, rejected the idea in March, choosing to give borrowing guarantees to private house-buyers instead.

Take the biggest item of extra spending, the £3.7bn for giving borrowing powers to the Green Investment Bank.

A do: Do give borrowed money back to the donor on time.

Unlike Bishop, who was "morbidly given to borrowing trouble & expecting the worst," Methfessel confined her anxieties to "things I can actively do something about".