Sentence examples for wanted loan from inspiring English sources
There was to be a period of five years where the money was there to do whatever project we wanted – loan money, long-term loan money, short term loan money – you name it.
She asked if the US would need to do any "creative accounting", noting some countries such as Japan and the UK wanted loan guarantees, not grants alone, included, a tactic she opposed.
3. Give the mortgage brokerage industry what it wanted: loan products to generate lots of fees by loading up borrowers with unconscionable debt.
A survey by the research firm BDRC shows that about 7 of 10 smaller companies neither applied for nor wanted loans last year and that just 7 percent of them applied for a loan, down from 13 percent in 2010.
The Marathas also want loan repayments cancelled and a fund for drought-hit farmers.
Some of the firms did not want loan.
We did not want loans to act as a disincentive to study.
On one side are those who want loans, securities and other financial assets to be carried at market prices.
Now banks want loans secured by a verifiable asset, and the super-rich are not borrowing as much.
They demand regulation and accurate accounts that price assets at market values; they want loans to be backed by collateral and covenants; they ask specialist agencies to rate borrowers' creditworthiness; and so on.
This idea flowered in the Reagan/Thatcher years, and led the major development lenders to a policy of "structural adjustment": If you want loans, shrink your government, cut your deficits and tighten your belts.
