Sentence examples for last tranche from inspiring English sources

In March it received $670 million as the last tranche of a $2.5 billion IMF loan initiated in January 2009.

When the Government set out on the last tranche of planning policies, initially everyone called those reforms a "Nimby's charter".

In October 1987, the sale of the last tranche of shares in BP showed what can go wrong.

Britain, one of Ethiopia's main donors, is backing up its words by "putting on hold" its last tranche of direct aid, worth £20m ($35m).

Translation: it will not release the last tranche of its latest loan, worth $1.3 billion, unless the government either adopts the dollar, or devalues.

The slump in share price had caused George Osborne to postpone the proposed sale of their last tranche of Lloyds shares.

Typically, the repayment risk on a pool of 50-100 loans is sliced into tranches, with the lowest tranche (called the equity tranche) bearing any initial losses.

After more than a decade of operations, Thursday marks a historic milestone in Britain's role in Afghanistan, as the final tranche of Welsh troops set off for their last combat tour of the country.

London will see the final tranche of shows.

This is the final tranche of those shares to vest.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills revealed plans to sell the last remaining tranche of loans in March, arguing the private sector was best placed to collect the outstanding debt.