Sentence examples for upfront loans from inspiring English sources

The ministry has been telling companies looking for exploration and drilling contracts to give unusually large upfront loans before they can be considered for long-term deals.

Armed with hefty upfront loans (repayable only once the recipients are earning reasonable wages), students will deliver their cash to courses that seem to offer value for money.

He also calls for more funding for post-graduates, probably through upfront loans, saying the issue is "in danger of becoming a social mobility timebomb".

They are candidates for U.S. refugee aid packages that include $900 per person upfront, loans for travel, access to a range of publicly funded benefits once they arrive, and eligibility for U.S. citizenship.

Selig felt that a provision of the deal — an upfront loan from Fox of $385 million — would have unfairly enriched McCourt and his wife, Jamie, who are divorcing.

A flashpoint in the deal is a $385 million upfront loan from Fox that would reduce the annual rights fee to the team.

In America and elsewhere, banks are helping the elderly gain access to this through reverse mortgages, which let people borrow against the value of their homes either in one big, upfront loan or through a line of credit.

In contrast to the help that G.M. has received from the United States, Canada and Germany, the Swedish government has been cagey about supporting Saab with the upfront loan guarantees and capital injections that kept G.M. assets at work elsewhere.

But Grayling's project, later realised with the opening of a college in Bloomsbury, central London, had a catch: annual fees of £18,000, twice what conventional universities usually charge and with no access to upfront government loans.

In 2012 tuition fees were trebled to a maximum of £9,000 a year and paid through upfront subsidised loans.

If you don't need all of your money upfront, a loan renewal can make a lot of sense for your business.