Sentence examples for next loans from inspiring English sources

The troika is expected to accept Mr. Samaras's plans in good faith, authorizing the next loans to Greece, in part because the permanent European bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, will not yet be in place to handle whatever instabilities might develop.

If its latest plan for making €14.5 billion ($17.6 billion) of cuts over the next two years is judged unrealistic, the next loan tranche will again be held back, which could result in Greece leaving the euro.

If Russia fails to meet its commitments, it could jeopardize its next loan installment from the I.M.F., due to be reviewed next month, worth $4.8 billion.

The next loan matures in a year.

Some economists warn that further sales delays could force the I.M.F. to delay its next loan.

Even the most careful students can find themselves running out of money before their next loan instalment.

There are very real concerns that come the summer the next loan disbursement [from the bailout] will not be made.

The IMF upped the ante last week by warning that it might even withhold its share of the next loan instalment.

There is considerable posturing in these sorts of negotiations, and the troika has threatened to withdraw aid in the past, only to approve the next loan installment.

Most lending programs specify quarterly targets for key economic variables that, in theory, must be met to receive the next loan installment.

The troika must find a solution before the next loan tranche is paid to Greece, so as to keep the country solvent.