Sentence examples for usual loan from inspiring English sources

Protesters pounced, criticizing the costs, which exceed the usual loan fees.

When BRI, a failing state-controlled rural lender in Indonesia, was transformed into a bank for the poor in 1984, it offered not only the usual loan products but also a government-guaranteed savings account with no minimum deposit.

On top of the usual loans for fees and living costs, disabled students can claim grants for specialist equipment, non-medical help and travel.

It has recently overhauled its lending schemes, along with the conditions attached to its loans, and already begun providing funding that looks more like crisis insurance than its usual loans for countries that have got into trouble.

They pawned the bracelet and were given, as is usual, a loan for less than a third of its value.

The usual educational loans were applied for, approved, and taken.

This would have none of the policy strings attached to the usual IMF loans.

But there is no question that the central bank money became particularly attractive to carmakers starting in December, when the bank's usual one-year loan limit was expanded to three.

Beneath the usual parade of loan impairments, provisions and job losses, the source of the woe seems very simple: Standard Chartered really did believe in its own specialness and ability to join the big league of lenders.

The bank is looking to increase lending denominated in local currencies, instead of the usual dollar-dominated loans, he said.

EADS's balance sheet looks unsustainable, even if governments cough up their usual refundable soft loans for new product development.