Sentence examples for loans permitted from inspiring English sources

Since then, Airbus has met market needs by launching eight new aircraft models and derivatives, including five without the limited and repayable loans permitted by the agreement.

Ms. Thomas of Hachette says: "We've talked with librarians about the various levers we could pull," such as limiting the number of loans permitted or excluding recently published titles.

The growth of mining and manufacturing industries, nitrate exports and foreign loans permitted the state to expand and encouraged the rise of an urban middle class.At the end of the first world war the collapse of the world nitrates market exacerbated social and economic problems.

This was possible because S.B.A. loans permit a bank to keep less cash in reserve and can be sold on a secondary market to generate still more cash for the bank.

In fact, more than 53 percent of first-time home buyers obtain mortgages through the Federal Housing Administration's program, where government-insured loans permit borrowers to put as little as 3.5 percent down, according to a September survey of 2,500 real estate brokers conducted by Inside Mortgage Finance and Campbell Surveys.

The present policies support the real estate markets with tax exemptions for loans, permits for new locations, funding of infrastructure and others.

Once Sahrawi refugees have managed to renew access to camels, these traditional institutions have been revitalized and adapted: camels and camel milk began to be redistributed through gifts and loans, permitting access to a larger refugee population.

But the most expensive education is not necessarily better than less expensive alternatives, and people tend to forget that the student loans permit us to pursue an education that we really can't afford.

But the most expensive education is not necessarily better than less expensive alternatives, and people tend to forget that the student loans permit us to pursue and education that we really can't afford.

For example, it wasn't until March 16 that Countrywide eliminated so-called piggyback loans from its product list, loans that permitted borrowers to buy a house without putting down any of their own money.

Loans are permitted, but not in the overwhelming numbers that Watford, for now in the Football League, is getting away with.