Sentence examples for own collateral from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer's unhappiness generated its own collateral damage.

The banks will then be able to obtain these funds in exchange for putting up their own collateral, including debt currently not accepted as collateral by the European Central Bank.

Though not an official participating country – Mike Nelson represents the UK in the Biennale proper, eligible to win the Golden Lion for the best national exhibition – this is the fifth time Scotland has staged its own "collateral" show, an increasingly important platform for the nation's artists.

But now, with the recent release of sensitive diplomatic cables, WikiLeaks may have committed its own collateral murder, upending the precarious balance of power in a fragile African state and signing the death warrant of its pro-western premier [see also: Wikileaks, Morgan Tsvangerai and the Guardian].

Additionally, during the final period of the Civil War, one of Lincoln's top generals promised all freed slaves 40 acres and a mule, an opportunity to own collateral and machinery in their own names.

Even before a junk designation, though, the lower ratings will make it more difficult for Spanish banks to use the government bonds they own as collateral when seeking fresh loans from the European Central Bank.

Even before a junk designation, though, the lower ratings will also make it more difficult for Spanish banks to use the government bonds they own as collateral when seeking new loans from the European Central Bank.

Thus, if the pension-fund assets were in shares especially the firm's own shares the collateral would be at its least valuable just when it was needed most.A typical balance sheet is full of such oddities.

Property rights help create prosperity because they allow people to use what they own as collateral.

One of those accuses Dr. Waksal of defrauding Bank of America by pledging ImClone securities he no longer owned as collateral for $44 million in loans.

Christopher Balding, professor of economics at Peking University, said it was not possible to know exactly why so many companies had suspended trading, but that a large number were doing so because they had used their own stock as collateral for loans and wanted to "lock in the value for the collateral".