Sentence examples for loans believing from inspiring English sources

The British government supports the loans, believing they are designed to alleviate poverty and finance fiscally sound projects, officials said.

Some countries try to resist loans, believing that they reduce a language's identity or "purity," and introduce laws aimed at stopping the influx and form committees to provide native translations.

Yet pilots errantly labor under hundreds of thousands of dollars of unmanageable student loans believing there is no hope for them.

Then in March, a financial prosecutor charged him and 26 others with fraud, embezzlement, forming a criminal gang, money laundering and breach of faith stemming from loans believed to have been issued by Proton Bank.

Prosecutors last March charged Mr. Lavrentiadis and his associates with fraud, embezzlement, forming a criminal gang, money laundering and breach of faith stemming from loans believed to have been issued by Proton Bank.

In response to David Conn's article published in the Guardian on Wednesday, Haslam said he regretted receiving the interest-free personal loans, believed to be upwards of £500,000, on top of his £66,444 salary.

Those folks who shouldn't have taken on sub-prime, no-doc, low-loc, NINJA (no income, job, or assets) loans, believed lenders who said they could afford them.

The consortium offering an alternative to Mike Ashley's £10m loan believe the deal with the Sports Direct owner is not in Rangers' best interests.

One possibility is they will be handed a loan, believed to be about 5m euros (£3.7m), from the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) and Serie A to cover their outgoings until May.

But loans are believed to be a bigger barrier for the poor.

Since minority families were more likely to receive subprime loans, economists believe these families account for a disproportionate share of foreclosures.