Sentence examples for taking loans from from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gusinsky, who came under fire earlier this year by Russian authorities after he criticized government policies, has denied accusations that he falsified assets in his main company, Media-Most, while taking loans from a government-controlled gas company, Gazprom.
An Uzbek carpenter, who along with three neighbors met with a reporter to describe their prison experiences on the condition of anonymity, said that he had probably paid more than $22,000 to judges, prosecutors and police officers to secure his freedom, taking loans from family and friends.
In some cases, young researchers end up drawing unemployment benefits or taking loans from their families to be able to spend part of their Ph.D. studies abroad, Holländer says.
occasionally draw some help from relatives in other villages in the form of seeds or food grains at times of flooding Largely depend on relief grains at times of severe floods or resort to taking loans from other households Source: FGDs and key informant interviews (April 2015).
During the investigation, Webber claimed not to have had any financial relationship with Martin, but eventually confessed to taking loans from Martin.
-- The number of employees taking loans from 401(k) accounts jumped from 19percentto27percentcent in the same period.
Table 6 shows results of probability of being poor (Poor yes = 1, NO = 0) of target households after taking loan from Islamic Microfinance Institutions using Logit Model.
The analysis also extends to understand the level of distress financing in the case of RTI where distress financing was defined as financial activities undertaken by the household as a result of RTI including borrowing money from relatives/ friends, taking loan from banks/other lenders, or selling assets.
She took loans from family members and friends, too.
According to one survey, 30% of MFI clients in Krishna took loans from moneylenders.
She saves money and takes loans from the group to buy materials.
