Sentence examples for idea of lending from inspiring English sources

No, in that he agrees with Mr Mandelson that he first suggested the idea of lending the money.

And he thought that maybe it was because the idea of lending money at interest grew out of an earlier idea of renting land.

Mr. Draghi is now warming to the idea of lending to the European Stability Mechanism, according to Bloomberg, even though that is not part of his immediate plan.

Holger A. Klein, a curator of the Cleveland show, said that Vatican officials "were surprisingly open to the idea" of lending.

Still, after adopting a hard line toward Greece, the German government seems reconciled to the idea of lending Greece about 8 billion euros.

So the idea of lending to all of them, in proportion to the size of their accumulated debts, sounds like a stupid proposition.But that is what bond indices do.

One reason is that borrowers still like the idea of being lent to by other individuals, not by faceless pots of capital.

Less remarkably, the idea of IAE lends itself to old-fashioned anti-intellectualism; it finds its final destiny in bland career development advice for artists and as the punchline for Huffington Post's recurring "Really?!

But in our financialised housing economy, there is a banking system run by managers and economists who believe it's a good idea to lend many hundreds of thousands of dollars to investors who run properties at a loss and have no means to cover their debts in the event of a significant downturn in the market.

Democratic Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma supported the idea of concessional lending and entertained the idea of the IBRD conducting such lending.

If others have tried to imitate it in a flawed way, it doesn't mean the whole idea of noncollateralized lending to the poorest people is flawed.