Sentence examples for state lending from inspiring English sources

Asked if there would be any state lending, he replied: There may well be.

Mr. Hawke has shielded every nationally chartered bank from any obligations to follow state lending laws, she has said.

The suit had accused four payday lenders of setting up operations on Indian reservations to get around state lending laws.

As the confederation's researchers put it, much stimulus spending has involved "swapping from the left hand to the right hand": the state lending to the state.

For consumers, the decision raises a new question: How do you tell if a lender is regulated by state lending laws?

In March it became the official rock song of their home state, lending ordinary Oklahomans an existential bent never imagined by Rodgers and Hammerstein.

For decades, the Canadian dollar's anemic state lent it little respect.

After summoning citizens for jury service, the state lends its authority to an official message of racial unsuitability.

The state lends a hand here too, with the central bank offering swap contracts to insure firms against a falling real.

Early in 2003, Colin L. Powell, then the secretary of state, lent Ms. O'Sullivan to the Pentagon to be part of an early administrative team to go into postwar Iraq.

That's the current funding system for undergraduate students in England – and if you can live on what the state lends you, university won't cost you a penny, for now.