Sentence examples for lending measures from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England said earlier this week that it accepted £287 billion ($409 billion) of collateral as part of its emergency lending measures for banks.

The European Central Bank has also cut rates, though more slowly, and it has resisted the lending measures adopted by the Fed and the Bank of England to prop up spending.

"There are things in those bills that some of us consider to be important," said Representative Dan Lungren, a California Republican who backed the credit card, fraud and lending measures.

The Bank of England is facing an unprecedented criminal investigation by the Serious Fraud Office over emergency lending measures it took at the height of the credit crisis to inject cash into financial markets.

Instead of admitting that these nations have run up debts far greater than they can afford to pay off under any reasonable economic scenario — i.e., they are insolvent — policymakers have put together a series of short-term rescues and lending measures.

HONG KONG — The U.S. Federal Reserve has just kick-started its cautious exit from unprecedented emergency lending measures — but the process has been going on for months in the Asia-Pacific region, underscoring the two-speed path of the global recovery.

The lending commitment measures the increase in credit the 13 participating banks have made available.

Yet their lending is measured in the hundreds of millions, rather than billions, of pounds.

They show that "lenders that lobby more intensively on these specific issues have (i) more lax lending standards measured by loan-to-income ratio, (ii) greater tendency to securitize, and (iii) faster growing mortgage loan portfolios".

The units are "mined" by computers with spare processing power, and 50 Bitcoins are mined approximately every 10 minutes, thus lending a measure of artificial stability to the currency.

Lending a measure of hope for women's ability to make a mark in the history books, ballet star Natalia Osipova, a dancer in Britain's Royal Ballet, her fourth troupe in two years, is leading this new way -- she is now more a free agent, like a football player.