Sentence examples for issued loans from inspiring English sources

This summer it obtained huge, privately issued loans to buy control of BAA, the world's largest airports operator and owner of London's Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports.

Banks, which issued loans recklessly during the real estate boom, have losses of about €70 billion, almost half the country's economic output.

Among other things, the indictment says they issued loans to friendly companies that in turn used the loans to buy shares in the banks, elevating their stock prices.

In addition, auto lenders, unlike home lenders, have long issued loans expecting that the vehicle will start to lose value as soon as it is driven off the lot.

Irish banks have issued loans and bonds worth about 78% of Irish GDP and, like the bonds of Greek, Portuguese and Spanish banks, the bulk are held by other European banks.

After a lengthy investigation of Senators Dodd and Conrad, however, the Senate ethics committee said that the program appeared to do little more than offer expedited service, and that it issued loans at market rates.

This occurs when a home purchased with a federally issued loan, such as the VA Vende Financing Program, goes into foreclosure.

But this issue is increasingly academic: most banks in Cyprus have stopped issuing loans altogether.

The F.H.A. does not issue loans but instead offers private lenders guarantees against homeowner default.

But the E.C.B. cannot compel those banks to issue loans to businesses, which would fuel expansion.

But that's where the British government will start issuing loans and guarantees.