Sentence examples for planned borrowing from inspiring English sources

Some borrowers have scaled back or shelved planned borrowing.

Currently, school districts outside of New York City vote on their budgets, including any planned borrowing.

Crucially, most of that rise in debt is down to young adults turning to bank and payday loans or borrowing from friends and family – rather than planned borrowing such as a student loan.

If the economy were simply to stall in 2008-09 and 2009-10, this could double planned borrowing of £38 billion next year; if output were to contract over the period the outcome would be costlier yet.Making matters worse, the shape of the probable recession is likely to inflict particular fiscal pain.

The court's decision on the planned borrowing, which accounts for about 7percentt of the budget, has potentially huge consequences, as several of the justices acknowledged in their questions during the oral argument on Thursday.

My suggestion would be for the president to first propose his own plan, borrowing some concepts from the Bowles-Simpson commission, and then to challenge members of Congress to come up with something they like better.

We knew last spring lawmakers passed a way-out-of -whack spending plan, borrowing from various funds to make it appear as if the budget were balanced.

They had always planned on borrowing less than $729,750, because that would keep the mortgage rate at 4.5 percent, instead of 5.2 percent.

Aspects of these plans borrow from successful models at a local level in the UK and in the US.

What if the economy grows more slowly than he is predicting: surely, he will then have either to abandon his spending plans, borrow unsustainably or hike taxes?

To that end, many families have devised intricate incentive plans borrowed from corporate America and pegged to even the most mundane assignment.