Sentence examples for lending infrastructure from inspiring English sources
What is needed is bolstered aid to states and an extension of unemployment benefits through the end of the year, as well as programs targeted on small-business lending, infrastructure projects, green technology and summer youth jobs.
As the alternative lending infrastructure become more established, more consumer/small business credit platforms will productize their offering.
This is especially true for the long list of required but repeatedly delayed reforms in housing and housing finance; federal, state and local budgets; the labor market; education; regulation; lending; infrastructure and more.
T-Mobile lent infrastructure and hardware to LevelUp to help it get off the ground, the founders of Discover invested in the startup's first tranche — and now Deutsche Telekom via T-Venture.
But what this proposal would mean is that governments could issue part indemnities for those banks lending for infrastructure or business innovation with the knowledge that the full weight of the European Union and ECB stood behind them.
Unions remain a pillar of the Democratic base and the AFL-CIO's support lends critical infrastructure to any general election campaign.
Prior to July 2007, there were about 80 banks eager to lend to infrastructure.
LevelUp's first few generations of hardware are already in use among merchants and were developed in conjunction with T-Mobile, which lent its infrastructure and hardware to the startup's mission.
There is very little appetite for lending on new infrastructure projects, even those with government backing".
Meanwhile, the Bank's lending priorities have changed over the past 20 years, with more support for health, governance, women and education, in addition to lending for traditional infrastructure projects.
Private financiers such as Reliance Capital, which will boost lending to the infrastructure sector from $2bn in 2010 to $9bn in 2013 will help developers and contractors tap these funds.Brazil, meanwhile, will begin building a $19bn , 511kmhigh-speed railway between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo in 2011.
