Sentence examples for loans enables from inspiring English sources
The government's recent diktat to the banks not to raise interest rates on home loans enables the speculators and builders to continue with their party and thus keep the overall growth rate artificially high.
These statistics suggest that the availability of loans enables colleges to push tuition up.
And countries desperate for Kreuger's loans enabled him to charge their citizens artificially high prices for matches.
The case of Tyco, a Bermuda-based conglomerate, shows how the loans enable executives to unload millions of shares without informing the public for months.
The idea that small loans enable millions of poor people to pull themselves up by their bootstraps has captivated liberals and conservatives alike.
Opponents of the IMF argue that the loans enable member countries to pursue reckless domestic economic policies knowing that, if needed, the IMF will bail them out.
If securitisation takes off, banks will find it easier to unload old property loans, enabling them to clean up their ravaged books.
These home loans enable people to keep their repayments down in order to afford sky-high property prices, with only the interest and not the capital paid back each month.
Conservative-run Kensington and Chelsea council in London is proposing to issue credit-card style vouchers – or "gift cards" – in lieu of crisis loans, enabling recipients to buy items at certain shops, likely to be big retailers such as Tesco, Argos and Sainsbury's.
The Greek government has barely a week to implement tough "prior actions" to release the next tranche of loans enabling it to pay €14.4bn of debt by March 20 and securing final eurozone approval for the second bailout within less than two years.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, chairman of the euro zone finance ministers, said on Thursday that there were few signs that Russia would come forward with an alternative plan or loans enabling European lenders and the Cypriots to reduce their contribution to a bailout package.
