Sentence examples for to lend from from inspiring English sources

IN NINE languages, Dover's public library declares that it has books to lend from all corners of the world.

That would remove the decision to lend from the central bank's governing council, potentially assuaging critics who view interventions, including the current policy of buying bonds in the secondary market, as compromising the central bank's independence.

Mr. Duffy, testifying on Tuesday before a Senate committee, said that MF Global had used customer funds to lend from one arm of the firm to another - and that Mr. Corzine had been aware of it.

Terrence A. Duffy, executive chairman of the CME Group, told lawmakers that MF Global had used $175 million in customer funds to lend from one arm of the firm to another - an assertion that, on its face, may not be illegal - and that Mr. Corzine had known about it.

From there, investors choose which type of businesses to lend to, and bid the amount of money they wish to lend from as little as £20.

Banks themselves may... swap those assets for other forms of assets that are income-yielding, but they are not able to lend from them.

He made a point to lend money from the Heritage Fund to other provinces.

And the amount of money microlenders have to lend went from around $120 million in 2008 to $340 million now.

Mr. Broad said that he expected to lend works from his own collection for exhibition in the new museum.

During the closure period, they hope to lend works from the collection within the UK and overseas.

And in July it agreed to lend to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from the window should it "prove necessary".