As Ruger [ 53] explains, by the early-1960s the Bank was exposed to intensive international criticisms and pressures to transform its policy focus from strictly providing loans for economic reconstruction to providing loans for poverty, education, and health.
And, said the spokesman, the transaction was not strictly a loan.
Regular claims have been made for their return to the north, and the British Library sent them on strictly temporary loan to Durham in 2013, in an exhibition seen by more than 100,000 people.
The commercial banks were supposed to stick to making loans strictly on the financial merits from then on.
Although this isn't strictly a personal loan, if you make purchases with the card and set up a monthly standing order from your current account, it works in exactly the same way as a personal loan.
Ripley explained their experience had been an "awakening for those of us who viewed microfinance strictly as giving out loans", citing Ghana as another country with a high ratio of demand for accounts compared to loans, where Opportunity International currently has 450,000 depositors.
Airbus has received and repaid with interest government loans within strictly enforced limits agreed to by the United States.
The alternative that now seems to be gaining favor is forcing banks to evaluate their loans more strictly, which would oblige them to set aside larger loan-loss reserves than they now have.
His advisory council is expected to introduce a set of proposals this week to force banks to more strictly assess their nonperforming loans and to accept public money if they are undercapitalized.
Even acknowledging that the Medici bank had to meet political as well as strictly economic ends, with loans to political allies who might be poor risks financially, it remains true that it was inadequately supervised and, for this reason, close to failure by 1492.
