Sentence examples for loan distribution from inspiring English sources

Creates new offences relating to the sale, loan, distribution or transmission of terrorist publications.

Third, even among borrowers in the 90th quantile of the conditional loan distribution, marginal farmers received only approximately 80percentt of the loan amount of their counterparts belonging to the category of medium and large farmers.

We also find that even among borrowers in the upper quantiles of the conditional loan distribution, marginal farmers received substantially less loan amounts than those belonging to the category of medium and large farmers.

By using quantile regression, we found that among borrowers in the 90th quantile of the conditional loan distribution, marginal farmersa received only approximately 80percentt of the loan amount of their counterparts belonging to the category of medium and large farmers.

Table 7 also shows that even among borrowers in the 90th quantile of the conditional loan distribution, marginal farmers received only approximately 80percentt of the loan amount of their counterparts who belong to the category of medium and large farmers (compare case 25 with case 27).

So what's your lesson with the Loan Locator?" Distribution deals are key, Keough answers quickly.

In early 2002 Cryptic signed a loan and distribution agreement with NCsoft, which was looking to expand into the U.S. Cryptic got more than the 10% royalty on sales typical for novice developers but less than the 30% paid to experienced designers.

For the June 15 payrolls, the Tigers and the Devil Rays secured loans using distributions from baseball's central fund as collateral.

The IRS is relaxing administrative rules regarding hardship loans and distributions from certain retirement plans, such as 401 k)s, 403(b) tax-sheltered annuities and certain 457 deferred-compensation plans.

It is also letting people who live in other parts of the country to take out a retirement plan loan or hardship distribution if they need it to assist a relative or other dependent that lived or worked in the disaster area.

"It's used to fund all its other activities, including drug infiltration and distribution, loan-sharking, carjacking and prostitution".