Sentence examples for target lending from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the attempt to target lending to deserving recipients speaks to the persistence of central-planning instincts.
The European Central Bank's benchmark rate is twice the Federal Reserve's target lending rate.
Miliband is already considering whether a national investment bank should be set up to target lending into the economy.
Royal Bank of Scotland, 83%-owned by the taxpayer, is regarded as the bank which has fallen short, even though the industry beat the £190bn overall business lending target – lending £214.9bn in 2011.
The apparent absence of those without a party registration in the Republican target lends some credence to this claim.
In addition, we observed that in some cases there is significant chemical structure similarity between predicted and reported drugs of prioritized targets, lending credence to our approach.
The government said Macquarie had committed to the GIB's target of lending £3bn of investment in green energy projects over the next three years.
Four of the biggest banks fell £1bn short of the Government's Project Merlin target for lending to smaller companies last month.
It has reduced the benchmark interest rate to 11%, and cut lending controls on deposits to 20%, specifically targeting lending to manufacturing and infrastructure.
Targeted lending, so long as limited in size, as it has been so far, helps to cushion an economy that is going through these structural changes.
Prices were going to come down in any event, but the wave of defaults, short sales, and crashing prices might have been moderated by a solution that targeted lending requirements rather than interest rates.(Photo credit: Reuters).
