Sentence examples for through guarantees from inspiring English sources

Most seek to lure banks to lend more, through guarantees or cheap funding.

This will apply leverage through guarantees to support up to £10bn of finance to small and mid-sized business – a significant portion of all the lending currently available.

Within a generation, the government was operating 74 separate programs to bolster credit through guarantees, insurance or outright loans, according to Sarah Quinn, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Berkeley, who researched these programs.

That path is well-trodden and it might prove less costly for other European Union governments to help banks directly rather than offering indirect help through guarantees or loans to the Greek government.

The second is that the extent of banks' continued deleveraging depends to a large extent on the scale of that drop.The wild card, of course, is the degree of long-term support that governments are willing to provide to buttress the market, whether through guarantees, loan programmes for investors or future incarnations of government-sponsored enterprises such as Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

To summarize: Treasury can (a) buy distressed mortgages at significant discounts, (b) issue new mortgages with long-term constant and affordable monthly payments that will significantly reduce foreclosure losses, and (3) through guarantees to investors, sell these mortgages at a very substantial profit, and thereby obtain funds to recapitalize banks or use for other purposes.

Producers benefited at the expense of consumers through guaranteed high prices for farmers, buttressed by high tariffs.

A Labour government would also integrate health and social care through guaranteed "year of care" budgets based on a person's entire needs.

"Fortescue is proud of the support we continue to provide to the Yindjibarndi community, through guaranteed jobs and training and business development opportunities," an FMG spokesman said.

Germany's renewable-energy law has boosted green sources through guaranteed high prices for renewable power, preferred access for renewables to the grid and easier financing, from a tax on electricity bills.

From the mid-1990s, huge sums of money were promised to companies through guaranteed back-up credit lines to support issues of commercial paper, often without charge if no money changed hands at the time the credit lines were set up.