Sentence examples for loan argument from inspiring English sources
The Merchants' Loan argument has been litigated by tax protesters several times, and the courts have uniformly rejected the argument that income consists only of corporate profits.
This is the Merchants' Loan argument, named after the case of Merchants Loan & Trust Companyy, as Trustee of the Estate of Arthur Ryerson, Deceased, Plaintiff in Error v. Julius F. Smietanka, formerly United States Collector of Internal Revenue for the First District of the State of Illinois.
By extending multibillion-dollar, unconditional loans, the argument goes, Chinese corporations are entrenching corrupt and anti-democratic African leaders who enjoy the political capital that comes from inaugurating new railways, roads and hospitals.
Neil MacGregor, the British Museum's director, said the loan would reinforce the argument that the museum was a universal institution with global outreach.
High default rates in turn, raise the cost of the loans, fueling the conservative argument that interest rates on them should be set much higher than those on loans to banks.
Even putting aside the question of whether unsophisticated borrowers had been preyed upon by predatory lenders — and therefore deserved some after-the-fact protection — the economic arguments for loan modification were, in her mind, powerful.
She understood the economic arguments against loan write-off s and the way in which subsidies distorted the markets.
In these cases, Countrywide makes the exact opposite argument: because the loans were made fraudulently, the smaller companies have an obligation to buy them back.
Some reports suggest the decision came after Hart fell out with the Rangers board over transfers, while an argument with on-loan midfielder Adel Taarabt has also been reported.
In that recent announcement by the Department of Education the government got behind the undue hardship argument for federal loans.
Phonologically 'field' and 'cakes' could be loans in either direction, but they are not rice-specific terms, which weakens the argument that they are loans from Hmong-Mien.
