Sentence examples for lending back from inspiring English sources

Leahy said the aircraft leasing market was financing an increasing proportion of Airbus orders, with lessors now sometimes buying out production slots from airlines and lending back the planes to make the acquisitions viable.

Big international banks and financial institutions know this, and so they have conspired among themselves to hold lending back from Greece, so that the spreads grow still wider (ie, the Greek government has to offer a bigger and bigger premium over the interest rates offered by German bonds to attract lenders).

January's fall in mortgage lending, which the CML admitted was "substantial", takes lending back to its difficult position seen in the first few months of 2009, in the immediate aftermath of the international banking crisis.

State-owned banks accounted for almost all lending back then.

In Europe fears of further losses and uncertainty over tougher rules on capital will continue to hold lending back.

Having failed to use its power to curb junk lending back when it might have helped to head off the problem, the Federal Reserve is now confronting the limits of its powers to reverse the situation.

Susan B. Griffin, the co-chairwoman of the Parrish trustees, said the museum learned shortly after the auction that Mr. Bacon would lend back the painting.

The glistening Beijing of today was built on dollars, yen and Euros earned around the world, and now being lent back to the United States.

Right now, the interest that the SSA earns on its bonds is promptly lent back to the government; the interest payments are an accounting entry that costs the taxpayers not one red cent.

If people couldn't find the cash but wanted to be part of the buyout, an enterprising solution was found to include them: the fund would lend them the money to lend back.

Some of the cash obtained from RCB was also lent back onshore in Russia at extremely high interest rates, with the resulting profits siphoned off to secret Swiss accounts.