Sentence examples for loans were given from inspiring English sources

For example, in the 1980's, savings and loans were given greatly expanded freedoms.

Properties were often reclaimed through the courts on valuations well below levels at which the loans were given.

Loans were given to countries that accepted this approach, giving rise to accusations that the IMF and the bank were foisting neo-liberal economic policies on to poor countries.

Men's fashion had such a dynamic renaissance in the last decade, but now fine clothes must be untangled from the smug price tags and tacky swagger they acquired when loans were given out like licorice and everyone was told he was rich.

Securitisation – putting large numbers of mortgages together to be sold to pension funds and investors around the world – worked only because there were rating agencies that were trusted to ensure that mortgage loans were given to people who would repay them.

Citizens Advice claimed that loans were given to people aged under 18, to those with mental health issues, and to individuals who were drunk at the time.

These loans are given out at the discretion of participating universities, with interest subsidized while a student is in school.

The budget office is concerned that if the loans are given too liberally, the program will end up becoming costly to taxpayers.

Joseph Petillo, an associate of the Colombo crime family who was convicted of making illegal loans, was given a special release two years ago so that he could care for his sick mother.

In June, banking regulators ordered that adjustable-rate loans be given only to borrowers who could afford the rate at which it was likely to be reset, meaning that many borrowers would not qualify for refinancings even if their homes had not lost value.

Trying to stave off a run on banks and a chaotic monetary devaluation, the Argentine president, Fernando de la Rúa, moved -- without the consent of Congress -- to limit bank withdrawals to $250, restrict the flow of cash out of the country and order that bank loans be given in dollars, not pesos.