Sentence examples for soft lending from inspiring English sources
The ECB has been studying this with the European Investment Bank - the EU's soft lending arm - although Draghi said any action was "not for the short-term".
The government is now paying the cost this year an estimated 9% of GDP for the soft lending and for the failure to close companies.
These soft lending standards changed significantly in the bust period.
Moreover, despite some adjustment in lending conditions in the good times depending on borrower risk, the results suggest too soft lending standards and excessive risk-taking in the boom.
Despite some adjustment in lending conditions in the good times depending on household risk, the results suggest too soft lending standards (excessive bank pro-cyclically/risk-taking) in some loan margins in the boom.
The global economy will make a soft lending, but if it doesn't, the most likely alternative is a hard one, with the cause being U.S. consumers losing their hedonistic mojo.
Japan even agreed to soft lend India the money.
They want private lenders to help out with this for the first time by agreeing to softer lending terms for the Greeks.
In a recent blog post, Todd Moss, a senior fellow at the Washington-based Center foutEconomic DevelopmenthatoIndia out that India, for many years the Bank's biggest borrower, is growing so rapidly that one day soon it will no longer officially be a poor country, and that means it won't qualify for loans from the International Development Association, the Bank's soft-lending arm.
From the "kitchen" side of the menu came succulent pork and vegetable dumplings in a complex, subtle balsamic vinegar sauce, soft shiitakes lending even more flavor.
Some of these institutions – the African Development Fund (ADF), the International Development Association, and the Global Fund to fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria – are concluding the replenishment of their "soft" concessional lending windows that support the poorer countries.
