Sentence examples for loan enabling from inspiring English sources
For Brightpoint, AIG provided an insurance policy that was essentially a loan, enabling it to spread over several years a loss that should have been recognised immediately.
The company refinanced a year later, taking a $225 million mortgage and a $25 million loan, enabling the developer and its partner to repay the old loans and take out tens of millions of dollars in profit.
But should a beneficiary refuse to pay or go bankrupt, the delinquent account would be converted to a 14.99% fixed-rate loan, enabling Upstart to notify credit bureaus and work with collections agencies if needed.
Village phone ladies (nearly all microfranchisees are women) are provided a loan enabling her to buy a cell phone business in a box which includes the phone itself and instructions on how to operate the phone, charge customers for minutes, and otherwise make the business a success.
The loan enabled him to pay for a small wedding.
Equally important, she said, the loan enabled her to upgrade her only outlet for selling directly to customers, her Web site, ahjewelry.com.com
Blackburn alleged that the loan enabled Di Girolamo to appear on the share register of Australian Water Holdings in order to conceal the involvement of the Obeid family.
The third exception is for enabling loans in connection with which the debtor acquires the property that the loan enabled him to purchase after the loan is actually made.
The loan enabled Tesla to retool an old automotive plant in California to produce the electric Model S. In last week's quarterly earnings call, Tesla reported that it hit production-rate targets for the vehicle and saw a big increase in revenue, despite losing nearly $90 million for the quarter and $400 million in 2012.
The loan enabled Bjorgolfsson to hold onto his Actavis stake, but it is widely perceived as having weakened Landsbanki in its final days.
The loan enabled Candela to buy a 30-year-old processing facility in the center of Peru's brazil nut business at Puerto Maldonado, a sleepy port on the Madre de Dios River.
