Sentence examples for grant borrowing from inspiring English sources

She won the right to grant borrowing privileges to children; by 1913, children's books accounted for a third of all the volumes borrowed from New York's branch libraries.

Treasury officials warned in the spring that they had begun taking extraordinary measures to keep the government's bills paid, and would likely have to default on some payments in mid-October if Congress did not grant borrowing authority that equals the spending it has written into law.

The decision on whether to grant borrowing powers lies with Westminster.

In many cases in his budget where he proposes specific cuts to programs, the governor offers the programs a chance to survive by giving officials an opportunity to apply for newly created competitive grants, borrowing a tactic from his time as federal housing secretary.

Financial pressures from the war were so great that Congress approved a measure granting borrowing authority--the issuance of Liberty Bonds--to the Department of the Treasory so long as the amounts borrowed remained below a certain figure, a "debt ceiling".

Granted, borrowing has a role in solving this financial crisis.

Osborne says there are two costs: grants, and borrowing money to lend to students.

But the biggest change was a provision allowing the state to finance the grants by borrowing rather than with general tax revenue.

It involves a combination of government grants and borrowing powers to secure a region's economic future.

It involves a combination of government grants and borrowing powers to secure the region's economic future.

The meeting between Mr Cameron and the first and deputy first ministers marked a year since Westminster and Stormont agreed an 'economic pact', a series of measures to improve the economy, including grants and borrowing.