Sentence examples for question of borrowing from inspiring English sources

The referendum Mr. Gaffney is proposing for next November would put the question of borrowing to the voters again.

Mary's ambition to play for the college hockey team is thwarted when she falls foul of Mary de Putron, the aggressive and authoritarian college games captain, over the question of a borrowed bicycle.

What gets tricky here is the question of whether private borrowing costs rise in tandem.

With the unemployment rate at a nine-year high of 6.4percentt in June and consumer spending rising at half the average rate of the 1992-2000 expansionexpansome, someconomiststs question whether the rate of borrowing can be sustained.

But Judge Hellerstein said that while he did not question the appropriateness or ethics of borrowing the money, he was concerned about the fairness of making the clients pay for it.

The next question therefore is did the rate of borrowing vary over time and with different groups of boards?

But in an election debate with David Cameron, he will not be able to dodge the question of whether Labour would borrow more in the short term.

But even if it does pass, there is the question of where companies will borrow in the future, whether to finance expansions or acquisitions, or just to raise capital if and when their business turns down.

"If people use the Kindle Lending Library I'd hope they would answer 'yes' to our question of whehter they have borrowed an e-book from a library," he said.

This raises the question of whether we can defend borrowing data on food composition from one country or area to another, with different ecological and climatic conditions.

The question of raising the nation's borrowing authority also must be decided.