Sentence examples for the loaning from inspiring English sources
verb
To lend (something) to (someone).
For the loaning clubs' part, they get access to players whose talents ought to be above a level they could acquire permanently.
The funds described in paragraph (1) shall be credited back to the loaning entity with funds that are currently available for obligation at the time of the credit.
To that end a solid start is essential - it's easier to sell a play-off push to the loaning clubs than it is a battle at the very basement of the Football League.
French Culture Minister Fleur Pellerin said the loaning of the works was "an acknowledgement of both the extraordinary richness of our national collections and the expertise of our museums".
If the case ever does get to trial, it would shed light on the huge but still opaque businesses of prime brokerage (services for hedge funds) and securities lending (the loaning, for a fee, of the shares that short-sellers are supposed to borrow before selling).
Panda Diplomacy and Business Negotiations: Applying Soft Power – Emiko Okuyama, mayor of Sendai, Japan in 2011, negotiated with her Chinese counterparts the loaning of panda bears to a local zoo in order to help the children of Sendai cope with the trauma of the recent earthquake and tsunami.
