Sentence examples for proposes to borrow from inspiring English sources

The governor proposes to borrow $3.5 billion to cover a year's worth of pension payments, a step that would cost about $1 billion in interest.

It must show it can service the €240billion bailout loans it has already and any new money it proposes to borrow.

Shame!" "This building will cost $200m [£112m] which the ruling party - the only party - proposes to borrow mostly from foreign banks," she said at the time.

In particular Trump won the election by proposing to borrow billions for capital investment projects.

To replace the cuts, Assembly Democrats are proposing to borrow $2 billion, a move that Senate Democrats have balked at.

Strictly speaking Labour does not need to spell out what tax rise will pay for more NHS spending, since it is proposing to borrow more than is allowable under the coalition's economic plans.

To alleviate this problem, it is proposed to borrow g l c l = 1 L g from a baseline system (conventional HMM-based speech synthesis system) and construct f l c l = 1 L f independently.

After running around the country for months campaigning about "runaway deficits" they propose to borrow $700 billion additional dollars to finance more tax cuts for the rich.

To address this problem, several statistical methods have been proposed to borrow information from other genes to improve detection of the differentially expressed ones [ 1- 9].

In this article we propose to borrow a thermodynamic assay which is usually employed to assess protein stability for another purpose, that is testing drug responsiveness, and we suggest to use unfolding induced by urea [25].

By contrast, the opposition proposes, sensibly, to borrow to finance capital expenditure, thereby aiming at a more expansionary policy than intended by Osborne.