Sentence examples for liberal financing from inspiring English sources

More liberal financing regimes are often a good thing (ask any young Italian who wants to buy a home), but only as long as basic underwriting standards continue to be met.The crisis has set off a search for the best possible mortgage-financing system.

"It's gone from the most liberal financing I've ever seen a few years ago to the most foreclosures and delinquencies I've ever seen now," said Art Godi, 71, a longtime Stockton real estate agent and the former president of the National Association of Realtors.

The Liberal finance minister is holding talks with residents about the future of the neighbourhood.

Kremlinologists are confident that the arrest was aimed at Alexei Kudrin, the liberal finance minister, recently elevated by Mr Putin.

In 2003 a Liberal finance minister changed the budget to full accrual accounting, which recognises revenues and costs when they are earned and incurred.

To pay for all this, the government is looking for savings of C$12 billion in other spending.Critics such as John Manley, a former Liberal finance minister, say that Mr Martin gave away more than he intended on health care, and that he will not be able to afford his other election promises without going into debt.

Liberal mortgage financing pushed home prices higher — and younger, first-time buyers were effectively priced out of the market.

For Mr. Kovacs the strength of balance sheets, even with extensive share repurchases and liberal debt financing, shows just how encouraging the issuance data is.

Mr Putin's talk of enemies of the people and his beating up and jailing of demonstrators were followed by the arrest of a liberal deputy finance minister.

The protest leaders, including the 35-year-old lawyer Alexei Navalny, remain suspicious of overtures from the ruling elite, including an offer from Alexei Kudrin, a liberal former finance minister who is close to Putin, to act as an intermediary.

In the role of intellectual powerhouse is Mr. Smith, who returned to Ohio in 2005 after his stint on the commission and formed a conservative research center meant to counter what Republicans saw as an overload of liberal campaign finance watchdog groups.