Sentence examples for position to lend from inspiring English sources
Thus they are in better position to lend to companies with good prospects.
Even if they could, no banks were in a position to lend to would-be acquirers, nor would they provide the financing needed to keep the automakers operating during the Chapter 11 process.
They say that Wall Street and private equity firms in early 2009 were in no position to lend the kind of money that the companies needed to manage the bankruptcy process in an orderly fashion.
"Whether the E.S.M. will soon be in a position to lend to troubled sovereigns depends primarily upon market appetite for the vehicle's bonds," said Mujtaba Rahman, an analyst at the Eurasia Group.
They say Wall Street and private equity firms in early 2009 were in no position to lend the kind of money that the companies needed to manage the bankruptcy process in an orderly fashion.
"Royalists and republicans don't always see eye to eye, but surely one point that everyone can agree on is that it is totally inappropriate for any member of the royal family to use their position to lend UK support to brutal dictatorships like the one in Bahrain," a spokesman said.
Studies of doctors in management positions tend to lend support to this perspective.
Yorkshire said the savings book will enhance its funding position and capacity to lend, while boosting its product range.
We asked Hellström: Won't Nokia's relatively stronger cash position enable it to lend more money to its customers and use vendor financing to win market share away from Ericsson?
Santanders British subsidiary, Abbey National, largely avoided the mortgage loan debacle and is one of only a handful of U.K. banks in a strong position to keep lending.
"I want to get some sense that we are moving through the credit cycle and that banks are going to be in a position to start lending again," he says.
