Sentence examples for loans building from inspiring English sources

Writing off bad loans, building systems and extending more credit requires capital, but SDB's various efforts to raise funds could not get past China's regulators.

"Zuma blithely incurred large debts – for cars, property, loans, building his Nkandla homestead – without bothering to consider where the money would come from".

She also talks about understanding the opportunities and pitfalls of the real estate market; raising financially aware children; borrowing for college and paying off student loans; building a career; saving and investing; and planning for retirement.

The program takes form as an eight-week summer internship program devoted to educating accepted students about microfinance, underwriting loans, building credit, fundraising and helps them to develop their own MFI (Microfinance Institution), according to its website.

But they also result in more volatile profits and a heavier reliance on estimates for the many items (bank loans, buildings) that may not have a ready market.Standard-setters on both sides of the Atlantic have been urging this shift.

It guarantees free education up to and including university, increased spending on health, low-interest micro-loans, building materials for first-time homeowners and free seeds for growing crops.

Because developers draw on construction loans as building progresses, they are not recorded until the funds are deployed, so the increase in commitments is anecdotal.

It was their loans to building developers that forced Rajoy's government to ask for a £41bn bailout for them last year.

Guilford, based in Montgomery, Ala., provides loans for building projects, including low-income housing, that are eligible for tax credits, Credit Suisse said.

Larger increases in housing prices, higher percentages of high priced/low quality loans and building faster than the workforce is growing were all associated with larger drops in housing prices when the bust came.

BLOOMBERG NEWS   Spain Said to Demand Additional Loan Provisions by Banks  |  Spain plans to require banks to set aside an additional 35 billion euros ($45 billion) against loans to building developers, raising provisions to the equivalent of 30 percent of those loans, Reuters reports, citing unidentified financial people.