Sentence examples for position to borrow from inspiring English sources

Now suppose that intermediaries are in a position to borrow with guarantees.

Yet there are only a relatively small number of properties that are not highly leveraged and in a position to borrow funds.

The United States takes advantage of the dollar's position to borrow cheaply from the rest of the world, selling its assets in return for goods.

Asked whether the government should take on more debt to pay for it, he replied: "You're in a better position to borrow for infrastructure if you don't have to borrow for day-to-day living expenses".

"That way, when the baby boomers are retired, our other debt will be lower and we'll be in a better position to borrow funds to pay for benefits," said Richard Kogan, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal-leaning group in Washington.

Under the proposal, filed in United States Bankruptcy Court in San Francisco, the company, the state's largest utility, asserted that by reorganizing, it would raise a moribund credit rating, and, in turn, be in a better position to borrow money to repay $13.2 billion it owes creditors.

Last year, the Mets were forced into the embarrassing position of having to borrow twenty-five Major League Baseballague Baseball, to tide them over for the year.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Pre-emptive Moves Should Help J.C. Penney Shore Up Cash Position  |  The decision to borrow $850 million from a credit line now, rather than later in the year when cash use spikes, suggests a particularly bad start to the year for the retailer.

Fairfax's lawyer's said Loeb, in the instant message exchange, was upset that the rise in the company's shares was making it more costly for him to maintain his short position, which required him to borrow more stock from a broker.

The position of the moderates who urged sell-restraint and a reliance on Britain's pledged word was progressively undermined; the position of the extremists, eager to borrow a leaf from the Arab copy book, was progressively strengthened.

The point is not to change the nature of government or its ability to borrow, but rather to position ideas and personalities for the 2012 presidential election.