Sentence examples for it's lending from inspiring English sources

After all, the Fed would want to know the condition of the institution it's lending to before agreeing to fork over the cash.

The United Nations organisation in charge of global climate change talks said earlier this week it was lending its "moral authority" to the carbon divestment campaign.

Swissair Group said it was lending its 10percentt stake in Austrian Airlines A.G., including voting rights, to Credit Suisse First Boston ahead of a planned sale of the holding.

As for Asia Pulp & Paper, one of its executives seemed to suggest it was lending a hand somehow.

Mian Mohammad Mansha, chairman of MCB, a large and highly profitable commercial bank, says it is lending less than half its deposits.

It certainly appears so: Liberty will earn an enticing 15% on most of the money it is lending.

The government has announced that it will lend money to the IMF, an institution that only a decade ago attached stringent conditions to the money it was lending to Brazil.

In the context of the Euro crisis, the banking system is borrowing as much or more than it is lending.

Needless to say, the average interest rate it charged the people it was lending to was a lot higher than that.

The average price of a property it was lending on was £160,157, with the first four weeks of the scheme generating applications to the value of £194 million.

Yet now that it is lending huge sums to euro-zone banks for up to three years, this distinction is becoming meaningless.