Sentence examples for recourse project from inspiring English sources

UKEF says the loan was "the largest it has ever supported on a limited recourse project financing basis".

We argue that non-recourse project finance loans and the participation of development banks in the loan syndicate help mitigate political risk.

In the case of the A 65 Langon – Pau motorway, the State had to compensate the concession-holder with 90 millions euros because a nature protection association has claimed a legal recourse against the project.

But he did add what is a familiar warning from a company with a name that is verbing up very quickly: "If we come across a confusing or damaging project, the recourse to act responsibly to protect both users and our brand is important".

However, if we come across a confusing or damaging project, the recourse to act responsibly to protect both users and our brand is important.

It is to say "the financing of long-term infrastructure, industrial projects and public services based upon a non-recourse or limited recourse financial structure, in which project debt and equity used to finance the project are paid back from the cash flow generated by the project.

An easy-to-use inbuilt script interpreter allowed rapid construction of simulation projects without recourse to low level code manipulation.

Managers often have the ability to influence the results of a project and have recourse to abandoning a project if results are poor, while retaining the opportunity of expanding projects (Palacios-Marqués et al. 2015, Soto-Acosta et al. 2010) if results are better than expected.

They can result in legal recourse, a fresh evaluation of the project or a halt in the decision-making process that can last several years.

When you sign a public contract in New York City, you agree that you have no recourse if a public agency delays the project for any reason, for any amount of time.

Designed by Luigi Vantivelli from 1756 to 1769, the project induces a dreamlike state without recourse to water.