Sentence examples for negotiating loans from inspiring English sources

Lenders are negotiating loans.

The diplomatic situation was volatile; negotiating loans proved impossible.

Vogel's financial skills, particularly in negotiating loans from the British government, enabled him to develop his own policies.

Many of those projects were years in the making, with Mr. de Montebello collaborating closely with his curators, seeking financing and negotiating loans.

An elegant and subtle woman who was born in Bombay and educated at Harvard, Tarapor has spent much of the past sixteen years travelling around the world, negotiating loans of objects the Met wants to borrow.

Private equity fund managers further cash in by charging their own portfolio firms for everything from negotiating loans to helping run the business.

That is hard to square with allegations in the Illinois suit, including the claim that Safeguard deemed homes vacant when the foreclosure process was not under way or when homeowners were negotiating loan modifications with the bank.

At the same time that the Khodorkovsky camp was negotiating loan restructuring terms with West Merchant and Daiwa, it announced pending share offerings in Yukos and its subsidiaries that would have diluted Daiwa's and West Merchant's 29% stake to insignificance.

He began his career by consolidating the support of provincial caudillos behind his leadership, increasing his power when he gained appointment as a special finance commissioner to negotiate loans with London bankers.

In an attempt to stabilize the economy, he negotiated loans from the International Monetary Fund and introduced an economic program, the Austral Plan (1985), that met with limited success.

He supervised the Sackler's opening, organized its installations and negotiated loans from the collections of the emperor of Japan, the Topkapi in Istanbul, the queen of England, the Chinese government and the Hermitage in Leningrad.