Sentence examples for lending ability from inspiring English sources

French politicians were swift to exploit this, with the finance minister and the governor of the bank of France publicly stating that a massive fine would cripple BNP Paribas' lending ability and slow down lending worldwide.

These loans will be funded by the lender, which assumes the guarantee in exchange for equity in the lender, again creating new reserves and increased lending ability for the lender.

That the commercial banks have used their lending ability to improve their position in investment banking is well known.

A systemically important clearing firm could, in the case of another financial crisis, be allowed to access the Federal Reserve's emergency lending ability, a situation that opponents of the bill characterized as leaving the door open for another bailout.

The securities are particularly appealing for Norinchukin and Japan Post Bank Co., which have more deposits lying around than the country's biggest commercial banks because of their limited lending ability.

This loan will enable the company to establish its lending ability but will be structured so as not to hamper its ability to assist other customers (due on receipt with approved credit references).

Mnuchin's statement caused alarm because there had been no prior doubt as to the liquidity and lending abilities of the banks.

Andy Serkis is involved, of course, lending his abilities to the character of the simian leader Ceasar.

And they have ordered the mostly state-owned banks to park more than a fifth of their assets at the central bank, which further limits the banks' ability to lend — and businesses' ability to borrow.

In addition, the overwhelming majority of the respondents (93.2%) agreed that they took the VET with a view to assessing their spoken English ability, lending support to the finding derived from factor-level statistics.

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