Sentence examples for provision of loans from inspiring English sources
"Emergency provision of loans is necessary but not sufficient," Lawrence H. Summers, who was a Treasury secretary under President Bill Clinton, told The New York Times.
This "credit gap" (between the actual provision of loans and what would normally have been available) was contributing up to a third of economic slack in the crisis economies and putting a brake on recovery.
Hans-Joachim Hans-Joachim Dübeln banks at Finpolconsult in Bexpert said the central bank's pronision of loans in exchange for risky collateral was hampering the needed revamping of banks by propping up weat ones.
The Economist Intelligence Unit expects the trend to remain downward, but any depreciation should be much more moderate than in 2008 (when the currency fell by around 40%), so enabling inflation to fall, which should in turn increase confidence in the currency (as should the expected provision of loans from Scandinavian and other countries in February).
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) and BORESHA SACCO in Marigat offer support to fodder production groups through the provision of loans and financial management trainings.
aStructural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) are economic policies for developing countries that have been promoted by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) since the early 1980s by the provision of loans conditional on the adoption of such policies.
In the longer term, governments have an important role to play in the provision of loan guarantees, which are vital for overcoming engineering and "first of a kind" risks, says Joe Turnage at Unistar, a commercial nuclear joint-venture between Constellation Energy, an American utility, and EDF, a French one.
Continuing on this, most of the members added that provisions of loans, capacity development and skills training helped them a lot in overcoming their vulnerability.
Portuguese exports are supporting its turnaround, now accounting for 41% of national output compared with 27% in 2009.Aberration, or Abenomics?In a surprise move, the Bank of Japan expanded its provision of cheap loans to banks in order to boost lending.
Beijing has invested billions of dollars into mining, manufacturing, infrastructure and agriculture, and has brought its own brand of development through the provision of cheap loans, technical expertise, healthcare programmes and scholarships.
It aims to empower women to lift themselves and their families out of poverty through the provision of small loans, training in business and healthcare to poor female entrepreneurs across Latin America.
