Sentence examples similar to loaned to a project from inspiring English sources

China just gave a $500 million loan to a project that the Trump Organization is linked to in Indonesia.

A Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. attorney Aurelius consulted for its report said EagleBank providing a loan to a project Paul's company partnered on violates Regulation O, a federal law prohibiting banks from loaning money to executive officers.

Six months ago, Mermelstein said, a Russian client took several million dollars from a Cyprus account and made a loan to a commercial project in New York.

The DOE also offered a loan guarantee to a project in Maryland, but the company turned it down in October 2010 because it said the government's cost for the loan was too high.

Six months ago, Mermelstein said, one of his Russian clients took a few million dollars from his bank account in Cyprus and made a loan to a real-estate project in New York.

A Chinese government-owned company reportedly gave a $500 million loan to a Trump-backed project in Indonesia; two days later, Trump announced that he was lifting sanctions on another well-connected Chinese company.

Organizations like Kiva enable you to make a loan to a very specific project for as little as $25.

But the Chinese simply bribed Trump with a huge loan to a Trump-sponsored project before Trump's policy reversal, and then added a thank you by giving special lucrative trademark approval to Ivanka Trump afterward.

Solar Loan: Loans specific to a solar project with system ownership at the end of the loan.

The Boulder, Colo.-based company makes money in three ways: It charges closing fees, a servicing fee and annual interest rate on the debt it provides — typically Wunder will pull in between 4 percent and 5percentt off of each loan it provides to a project.

A8 Loan for Ghana Mines Approved The board of the International Finance Corporation approved a $75 million loan to a subsidiary of Newmont Mining for a project in Ghana despite calls from environmental groups urging safeguards to protect those losing land to the project.