Sentence examples for represented a loan from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mr. Focht argued that the $100,000 Mr. Heebner had sent to his broker represented a loan to Old Naples and was not for the purchase of bonds, as the investor said.

"We've had folks in a shark costume to represent a loan shark," Werner elaborated.

Representing a loan as a gift is not the only way to commit mortgage fraud with your down payment.

Thus Simon's $24 billion debt load represents a loan-to-value ratio of just 58%.

The impairments on the HBOS loan book represented a loss rate of 10.5%, about twice as bad as Royal Bank of Scotland.

"Legally, that has to be represented as a loan.

Public expenditures on education represent a collective loan to the younger generation, which they pay back as they become working adults and pay taxes to help support and care for the older generation.

Mr. Kawafune said loans to non- investment grade corporations and municipalities in the United States still represented a small portion of loans, 10 percent to 20 percent over all.

Nevertheless, Mr. Paulson's decision to push banks and Wall Street firms toward a blanket approach on subprime loans represented a big shift from his previous views and from the Bush administration's hands-off approach to financial markets.

Shorten said the decision to cut funding, deregulate fees and increase interest rates on student loans represented "a trifecta of shame which will destroy the dreams of ordinary Australians to send their kids to university".

Mr. Samaras recounted that grim episode in a campaign speech on April 27, sounding a nationalist note that resonated with Greeks who believe the country's loan deal represents a loss of sovereignty to Germany.