Sentence examples for required to borrow from inspiring English sources

Privately there is a sense that Portugal will soon be required to borrow from its partners, and perhaps the International Monetary Fund.

With the government now required to borrow more than 40 cents of every dollar it spends, the budget office predicted that without a change of course the national debt would rocket from 69 percent of gross domestic product this year to 109 percent — the record set in World War II — by 2023.

"We expect to see a full breakdown of how the club arrived at the point where it required to borrow funds simply to complete the current season.

Fairfax's lawyer's said Loeb, in the instant message exchange, was upset that the rise in the company's shares was making it more costly for him to maintain his short position, which required him to borrow more stock from a broker.

In contrast, the hard version required participants to borrow six times out of 10 possible columns.

However, you are required to pay the borrowed money back into your 401(k) before leaving the company.

A tightening could push life insurers, in particular, into a financial squeeze, requiring them to borrow billions of dollars or issue shares to maintain capital requirements.

That move could require Cablevision to borrow money when its financial flexibility has already been strained.

Such institutions often have large enough endowments to afford financial aid awards that do not require students to borrow.

Additional loans are available for members with financial difficulties that require them to borrow more than 25 percent of their quotas.

It would also require Britain to borrow an additional £111 billion, or $172 billion, through 2015, a step Mr. Osborne was eager to avoid.