Sentence examples for scope for borrowing from inspiring English sources

His belief that America is "grossly overtaxed" is one that common-or-garden tea-partiers would happily endorse; his belief that fear of national insolvency is a mirage and that there is plenty of scope for borrowing more would have them reaching for their pitchforks—or at least their balanced-budget amendments.

The prime minister announced in February plans to give the Welsh assembly more powers over energy projects, its own elections and scope for borrowing on the financial markets.

Provide better options for borrowing.

Privatisation is the condition for borrowing money.

Income tax 'needed' for borrowing.

for borrowing so much money from China.

Perhaps also there is more scope for giving borrowing countries greater control ("ownership") of their stabilisation policies.

She would also speak up for the benefits of immigration, seek greater scope for boroughs to borrow to build council homes, campaign against zero hours contracts and agency work, and speak up for trade union rights and freedoms.

"You're borrowing to pay for borrowed money.

Sources of funds included amount borrowed and interest charged for borrowed amount.

This is especially true for borrowed verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, as native words often exist, and the borrowed words fill narrow lexical gaps.