Sentence examples for loan pledged from inspiring English sources
That was before George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, bowed to the inevitable on April 23rd and asked for the €30 billion ($40 billion) loan pledged by Greece's euro-zone partners, of which Germany's share is about €8 billion.
Nor does it want to put at risk a $120 million low-interest loan pledged by Japan, whose prime minister, Keizo Obuchi, sent an emissary here in December to argue for the Red Army group's extradition.
ReprintsShe has resumed talks with the IMF over a new loan, pledged to devalue the currency by 40%, agreed to resume full diplomatic relations with Britain, Malawi's biggest donor and former colonial ruler, and ordered an official inquiry into the suspicious suicide of a student pro-democracy activist.
To obtain the money that it lends to a client, a broker takes out its own loan, pledging securities as collateral.
The loans pledged by Greece's euro zone partners are still awaiting approval by legislators in some countries.
The largest portion of the loans pledged in Iraq were from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
The Greek government is virtually out of cash, and relations between Varoufakis and his European counterparts had deteriorated to such an extent that his continued presence was a barrier to a deal to release the $7.2 billion in new loans pledged by the European Union back in February, contingent on an agreement for a Greek reform program.
Qi et al (2008) researched the pledged loan-to-value ratio of loans pledged against combined warehouse receipts.
Developers could double collateralize loans — pledging the same property to two different lenders — or they could use as collateral land they didn't even own.
Despite a track record, a clear market opportunity and a loan pledge, he had not been able to attract a single investor.
The trade ruling does not apply to $4.3 billion in European governments' loan pledges for the A350, since work on it had not begun when the complaint was filed.
