Sentence examples for loan granted from inspiring English sources

His last major public service was his negotiation in the autumn and early winter of 1945 of a multibillion-dollar loan granted by the United States to Britain.

Lawmakers allowed Amtrak to defer payment on a $100 million loan granted by the Bush administration in last summer's budget crisis.

Mr Nardelli's compensation in 2002 (of around $20m) included $2.5m for the forgiveness (to be spread over four years) of a $10m loan granted to him on his appointment.

Despite some internal scepticism about the case, the commission also launched an inquiry into a €9 billion loan granted by the government to France Telecom to clear its debts.

The Millennium Commission met on September 13th to decide whether to make available the remaining £77m the Dome has been promised from lottery funds; £30m of that is the balance on a £43m loan granted, supposedly, as an advance on cash NMEC was to receive from the Nomura deal.

Pakistan, which has agreed to let the United States at least use its airspace, has already seen a lifting of the American economic sanctions imposed in 1998 because of its nuclear tests, along with a $135 million loan granted by the International Monetary Fund on Wednesday.

Jiménez et al. (2012) estimate large impacts of monetary shocks on loan granting decisions of bank with relatively low capital asset and liquidity ratios.

But many others manage to repay their loans (granted at below market rates) or generate dividends.

Net lending shows new loans granted but also takes account of loans that have been repaid.

The total number of loans granted for house purchases was 49,500.

They also account for up to 90% of the loans granted to enterprises by China's state banks.