Sentence examples for lending worldwide from inspiring English sources
In a reorganization, "they become the model for the collapse of the far-flung bureaucracies into one unit called small-business lending — worldwide.
Jubilee found that net cross-border lending worldwide, including the private sector as well as governments, has increased from $11.3 trillion in 2011 to $13.8tn in 2014 – and forecasts that it will reach $14.7tn this year.
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.
Just those two rollovers would wipe out the amount the fund has available to lend worldwide, about $400 billion.
The fund has about $390 billion available to lend worldwide — a sum too small to help Italy, which has a total debt of $2.5 trillion.
But last fall, when bank lending slowed worldwide, construction projects stalled, and the demand for recycled materials plummeted, Gautam Nagar's link to the global markets started pushing it backward.
In this case, though, it has been going badly for years – based on the erroneous assumption that if the largest banks in the dollar market are asked to report what has become a standard lending rate worldwide, they will not collude, even if that rate is used for everything from commercial lending, to consumer lending, and the swaps market.
Worldwide lending for ships totaled about $100 billion last year, down only slightly from previous years, according to industry estimates.
The goal of this law was to encourage the worldwide lending of art for museum shows without the threat of confiscation.
His fourth solo album, "Wild and Free" (Tuff Gong Worldwide), lends another pleasant reverie.
As the practice of micro-lending has spread worldwide, Yunus and the Grameen Bank have deflected criticism as other predatory lenders have moved in to the small loan business.
