Sentence examples for require borrowing from inspiring English sources
Getting this cash may require borrowing money, finding more investors or using up whatever cash is on hand.
The official forecasts, minted only a fortnight ago and unveiled in the autumn statement, require borrowing (which is added to the national debt) of £75.9bn next year.
The plans in the manifesto require borrowing of £338bn in real terms over the parliament, compared with the coalition's plans to borrow £115bn.
He does not mention the cost of the tax reduction for the other 98 percent of taxpayers — more than $3 trillion — which would also require borrowing as long as the budget remains in deficit.
He will try to break with Labour's past – and will risk disappointing his party's left wing, as well as potential allies in a hung parliament – with a guarantee that every policy commitment will be fully funded and not require borrowing.
"In most of the plans I've seen, a transition to a personal account mechanism would require borrowing a substantial amount from the general fund, but a well-constructed plan means a good prospect for the system to be able to repay the general fund in the farther-out years.
Mr Jones said the deal would be met from within the Welsh government's existing budget and would not require borrowed money.
The debt ceiling was originally created in 1917 to make it easier for the executive branch to pay bills by ending the requirement that it get approval for each item that required borrowing.
Early this spring, it approved new health-service charges, pension cuts and reductions in railway subsidies to slice required borrowing.
Do you mean that Congress can pass a budget that requires borrowing, and then argue later about whether to approve that borrowing?
Under prior projections by the budget office, the spending bills passed by Congress last year required borrowing $17 billion from Social Security this year.
