So Gordon Brown in his budget promised to "pioneer a system under which local partnerships will be able to loan computers and software in the new century, the way local libraries have loaned books in the last century".
The medical director of a hospice care group in Canada used Ontario Telemedicine Network, to begin a project of seeing patients near the end of their lives through videoconferencing, including a pilot project that loans computer tablets to such patients.
The PNW FIA Program also loaned computer equipment and software.
Those contacted who would choose to join the panel but do not have access to the Internet are loaned computers and given Internet access so they may participate.
(This prompted Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan to remark: what about an atlas -a book of maps"?) The court may well uphold the loan of computers to parochial schools, because the law forbids the schools to use the computers for religious purposes, and there's no evidence they are violating this restriction.
Tim Pearce invites members of the malacology research community to take advantage of the extensive molluscan collection at DMNH through on-site visits, specimen loans, and computer search requests.
In past church-state cases, as in a decision two years ago that upheld federal loans of computer equipment to parochial schools, Justice O'Connor has sometimes concurred only in the "judgment," leaving the dimensions of the ruling somewhat unclear.
The U.S. Small Business Administration plans to open 15 One-Stop Capital Shops that provide advice, training, financial counseling, loans and computer access.
Some libraries also loan laptop computers and tablets.
Do micro-loans, distribute computers, cameras, phone cards, give scholarships, anything".
