Sentence examples for loans to set from inspiring English sources

Next, he said, he used interest-free loans to set up a mirror-image trading position, creating a perfectly hedged transaction that, he said, produced guaranteed profits.

The other steps were aimed at stanching some types of lending and development in order to cool the economy: to require more comprehensive examinations of banks' books, so as to discourage risky loans; to set stricter limits on converting farmland to industrial or residential use; and to re-evaluate previous government approvals of projects in overheated sectors like steel, cement and real estate.

Floyd got $600,000 in bank loans to set up on 15 acres in an industrial park.

An age cap on accessing taxpayer-funded loans to set up a business should be removed, says the prime minister's enterprise adviser, Lord Young.

We tried giving them loans to set up businesses.

We recommend that caregivers be provided with financial support in the form of soft loans to set up businesses or be provided with living allowances as part of government social interventions.

Then I'll take a loan to set up because I'll be confident.

The sale was cancelled after the city of Atlanta secured a $32m loan to set up a non-profit organisation to buy the papers.

Determined to change her livelihood, she asked her father for a one million kw (approx £130) loan to set up a small thatched 'village' shop, on the kerb just outside her house, selling a range of convenience products.

In 1988, Wang reputedly used a $80,000 loan to set up what would become the Wanda Group, a sprawling real estate and entertainment conglomerate that today spans luxury hotels, shopping malls, the movie business and even a $3.3bn dragon-filled theme park conceived as a Chinese answer to Disneyland.

He invested the profits in real estate and took out a $50,000 loan to set up the present group.