Sentence examples for loan reflects from inspiring English sources

The modification of the Kushner loan reflects a larger confidence in the city's long-term future as a financial center.

Vodafone says its arrangements are in full accordance with UK law, that its loan reflects "good value", and that at no point does the money go offshore.

"The company's decision to move forward without this loan reflects the tremendous financial turnaround that Chrysler and its workers have achieved in the past three years," said Damien LaVera, a spokesman for the Energy Department.

Yet the request from Ashley's investment firm, Mash, for a general meeting to answer questions about the delisting of Rangers International Football Club from the AIM stock exchange and to ask shareholders to vote on the repayment of Sports Direct's £5m loan, reflects an ongoing tension.

"The company's decision to move forward without this loan reflects the tremendous financial turnaround that Chrysler and its workers have achieved in the past three years".

"That loan, which was an investment loan, reflected the value of the portion of the house meant for renting," Mr. Kawano said.

But several countries, including the United States and Britain, abstained when the fund's board voted Friday to approve the loan, reflecting growing unease among many Western nations about alleged human rights abuses during and after Sri Lanka's prosecution of the war against the Tamil Tiger insurgency.

Q. Payday lenders and credit card lenders often say that their loans are expensive because the borrowers are risky, and the cost of their loans reflects that risk.

Fuat Erbil, head of consumer loans at Garanti Bank, Turkey's largest bank, says that the success of the instant loans reflects the emerging buying power of a younger, more dynamic Turkey.

Such loans reflect JPMorgan's longstanding strength in corporate lending.

What is clear, though, is that the non-performing loans reflect a non-performing economy.