Sentence examples for loan subject from inspiring English sources

Everton manager Roberto Martinez has revealed a deal has been agreed to sign Monaco striker Lacina Traore on loan subject to a work permit being granted.

On Saturday, it reached an agreement in principle with Pakistan to provide a $7.6 billion stand-by loan, subject to the approval of its executive board.

Peapod, an Internet grocery delivery service, said it had obtained a commitment from the party for an immediate bridge loan, subject to various conditions.

Magellan's small print says that someone who had a property repossessed as recently as 13 months ago may be considered for a loan, "subject to confirmation that any shortfall has been, or is being, made good or has been forgiven", while a bankruptcy or debt relief order discharged more than 12 months ago "will be considered".

For example, he said, while a loan that carries more than 5percentt of the loan amount in fees and points is automatically considered a "high-cost loan" subject to the act, there are certain types of points that are not automatically included in the 5percentt calculation.

Walsall have signed West Bromwich Albion midfielder Sam Mantom on loan, subject to Football League clearance.

This limitation applies only to loans subject to the combined general limit.

(j) For sugar storage facility loans, the agency approval officials may only approve loans, subject to available funds.

Much of the banking industry has been pushing for an expansive definition that would leave few, if any, conventional loans subject to the skin-in-the-game requirement.

Loans subject to the interest rates and assistance provided under this paragraph (1) may be made only when the Secretary determines the needs of the applicant for necessary housing cannot be met with financial assistance from other sources including assistance under the National Housing Act [12 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.] and the United States Housing Act of 1937 [42 U.S.C. 1437 et seq.].

The lenders call themselves "investors" but some state regulators, and the Colorado Supreme Court, consider the typically high-interest contracts loans subject to state usury regulations.