It also involves the use of loan fund for a purpose other than the one for which the loan was sanctioned; or use of loan fund by someone other than the borrower (Bali Swain 2004).
Afterwards, over icy pints and hot curry served in a remote public-house, club officials said that after years of goading, Todmorden Corporation hoped to obtain loan sanctions for a swimming pool next year.
It's project offices in the states coordinate the programmes of rural electrification financing with the concerned state power utilities and facilitate in formulation of schemes, loan sanction and disbursement and implementation of schemes by the concerned state electricity boards.
The 26-year-old Brazil international has been playing at Corinthians, who have sanctioned a loan move for the forward.
An angry Benitez immediately sanctioned a loan move to Russia - whose transfer window is currently open until next week - and froze Riera out of his first-team plans.
The Dutchman, appointed on 4 December, has sanctioned the loan of Ben Gladwin to Bristol City, selected an under-21 side for a friendly against Chelsea and relayed to David Oldfield and Dirk Heesen, his assistant and first-team coach respectively, the drills that will await the squad in the morning.
Rotherham manager Steve Evans said: "Lionel has gone to get some first team competitive action and that really is the sole reason why I have sanctioned the loan deal.
The Home Publicity Department of the West Bengal government assessed the cost of backing the film and sanctioned a loan, given in installments, allowing Ray to finish production.
Unlike Ireland, which has exposed a wealth of corrupt practices, Spain continues to hide the extent of its bad loans, especially to property developers who are friends of the bank chiefs who sanctioned their loans.
Some works are regarded as so important that loans need to be sanctioned at government level – when the Mona Lisa travelled to the US in 1963, it was brokered by none less than Jackie Kennedy.
