Sentence examples for more borrowing power from inspiring English sources

City Hall is also trying to persuade state legislators to give it more borrowing power under the Transitional Finance Authority, a three-year-old bonding agency backed by the proceeds from city taxes.

Robinhood won't say how many people have signed up for its $6 to $200 per month Gold service that lets people trade on margin, with higher prices netting them more borrowing power.

Measures include decentralisation of business rates, more borrowing powers for councils and city deals.

Another contested "uncosted" claim was the idea that giving the Green Investment Bank more borrowing powers would cost £3.7bn.

Brown said it had already been agreed that Scotland would have more power to set its own income tax rate, and that there would be more borrowing powers for the Scottish parliament, but he expected more power to set benefit levels and transport policy to be handed to Holyrood.

First Minister Alex Salmond has demanded more borrowing and spending powers for Holyrood, in a meeting with the prime minister in London.

He told BBC Radio Wales that while recent reforms would give the Welsh government more borrowing and tax powers, the UK government did not want to wait for the legislation to pass.

The details by now are probably familiar: The crash in housing prices erased a vast amount of wealth and, perhaps even more importantly, it severely restricted borrowing power.

But it won important concessions from Swinney who agreed to lower borrowing limits and more tightly controlled borrowing powers, and greater authority for an independent Scottish fiscal commission to assess his financial plans.

George Osborne spoke on Sunday about devolving more tax and borrowing powers, and even though much of this is already agreed, few will believe that it was always the intention to be revealing new details into mid-September.

More tax and borrowing powers are already en-route to Edinburgh through the Scotland Bill.