Sentence examples for of foreign loan from inspiring English sources
The use of foreign loan players circumvented Football League rules which restrict match-day squads to five loan players, with a maximum of four from any one club.
This, at least, is the future envisaged by a new law that would introduce fines for the inappropriate use of foreign loan words in Russian.
Football League clubs have unanimously voted in favour of rules preventing a mass influx of foreign loan players to a single team after Watford benefited from the system last season with 14 loan signings from abroad.
The beaten Championship play-off finalists will be unable to make the number of foreign loan signings they arranged last season - they finished the campaign with 11 - as the Football League has changed its rules to recognise foreign loans in the same way as domestic loans.
Greeks probably won't buy that: they still want their euro-cake and to eat it courtesy of foreign loans.
Europe thus accounts for 61 percent of foreign loans to non-Japan Asia, most of it in short one or two-year loans.
Though official figures provided a picture of impressive economic growth (a rise in gross domestic product of about 12%), the Ministry of Economy acknowledged that the nation was badly in need of foreign loans.
The Beijing court therefore decided to nationalize some important railways in order to accelerate their construction by means of foreign loans, hoping that the expected railway profits would somehow alleviate the court's inveterate financial plight.
Inquiries there and in other developing countries in Africa and Asia have cast a fresh light on how China sometimes uses its treasure chest of foreign loans and aid to create elite alliances and ease the approval of no-bid contracts.
On December 5th Moody's, a ratings agency, downgraded Ukraine to B3 and kept its negative outlook.The government's numbers seem optimistic, to say the least: Ukraine is begging the IMF for cash to cover around $10 billion of foreign loans that come due next year.
Football League clubs are expected to vote in favour of capping the number of foreign loans next season, meaning the Hornets would have to make permanent signings.
