Sentence examples for loan and return from inspiring English sources

In a game against a team from the bank, admits Sharon Sethi, who manages a Standard Chartered branch in Delhi, the girls from the project won easily.The players from Govindpuri are in an NGO-run school, and Neha now plans to study for a degree in physical education, perhaps with an interest-free microfinance loan, and return as a coach.

It was nearly 70 percent sold in the summer of 2008, when the developer, 349 Metropolitan Avenue LLC, defaulted on its construction loan and returned buyers' deposits.

The company took back its shares, canceled Mr. Snow's loan and returned his down payment, which by then had fallen in value to $4 million.

QPR have 13 players who are either free agents in the summer or on loan and returning to their parent clubs.

But he is understood to be considering an attempt to cut his loan short and return to his parent club.

Posting a surprise 20 cent a share loss, the Charlotte, N.C., bank announced it would slash more jobs in its investment banking division, dramatically increase reserves for loan losses and return to the markets for the second time this year to raise new capital.

Justice minister Nikos Paraskevopoulos has reportedly called for "war reparations, the repayment of a forced loan and the return of antiquities" from Germany, and said that an old court ruling gave him the power to sanction "the foreclosure of German assets in Greece" as a form of compensation.

David Beckham is in talks with the Los Angeles Galaxy about going to A.C. Milan on another loan and then returning to Major League Soccer again.

King played in seven of Preston's first 12 league games, but suffered an ankle injury at the end of October 2010 that ruled him out for the rest of the loan, and he returned to Manchester United.

Camden was given $175m in bonds and loans and in return the state was given municipal authority over the city.

The deposed government of Muhammad Morsi refused to curb these subsidies on imported goods, thereby disqualifying itself from $4.8 billion of badly needed help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF .If the military-backed government is to rectify Egypt's economic woes, it will need the IMF's loans and the return of foreign capital.