Sentence examples similar to official clearance to borrow from inspiring English sources

A court decision in 1987 gave officials clearance to ignore mass mailings.

It would allow officials to borrow $5 billion against a revamped state lottery.

Some district officials, who were reluctant to borrow, worried that donor funds may not materialise, or felt it was risky to borrow without approval.

The government request came on the same day New York state officials cleared the way for AIG to borrow from itself.

After 1960 King Mahendra required newspapers to obtain official clearance for all reports of political activity.

Even small businesses with good credit histories had lost the ability to borrow, administration officials said.

The British Museum spokesman said: "We have requested to borrow one object from Greece and await the official response.

We tried to borrow some from the D.O.D., but there was a problem with clearance.

Ukraine's ability to borrow from the fund would almost double to $14.5 billion, officials said.

Spanish officials describe the credit line as "virtual," in that they would reserve the right not to borrow the money.

Officials hope that increasing foreign investment will boost the stock market and encourage Indian companies to borrow cheaply abroad.