Sentence examples for lends from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gund frequently lends from and rotates her collection, which includes rare and early works by Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock, Roy Lichtenstein and Frank Stella.

Norwich & Peterborough (www.npbs.co.uk) lends from Gibralter along the Costa del Sol to Motril, and has just reduced the rate on its Spanish two-year fixed rate mortgage to 4.49% (was 5.04%).

What if the bank lends from its excess reserves liability to the Central Bank, rather than from its assets?

The notion of behavioural therapy lends from the learning principles of operant conditioning, maintaining that social learning processes may account for instances where pain behaviours persist when healing could have occurred [ 33].

§ 4280.23 Requirements for lending from Revolving Loan Fund.

They will also seek increases in lending from developed countries.

The objects were lent from the extensive private collection of Sarah and Darius Anderson of Sonoma.

The money is being lent from Palestinian banks against promises of extra assistance from Arab states.

Lending from foreign governments in particular exploded last year -- to $109 billion, up from $7.1 billion in 2002.

The Treasury/Bank of England Funding for Lending Scheme will cease to subsidise mortgage lending from next month.

Lending from that bank and private-sector banks would account for the remaining ¥130 billion.