Sentence examples for would be loans from inspiring English sources

And he noted that the help for private owners would be loans, and not grants.

The rest, perhaps $25 billion to $35 billion, would be loans and grants from industrialized nations to poorer countries, split roughly three ways among the United States, the European Union and Canada, Japan and Australia.

There can be no return to an idealised past where only a dollar deposited in a bank would be loaned out.

The money would be loaned on strict policy conditions to euro-zone countries that were shut out of capital markets, as happened to Greece.

Arsenal, Chelsea, City and Tottenham are among his suitors in the Premier League but reports in France on Monday claimed that Bayern have already secured a deal under which Dembélé would be loaned back to Rennes next season.

Better still would be loan forgiveness (a boy can dream).

The company also said that it was still getting major commitments for monies that would be loaned through its platform.

The Washington Post reported Monday that Arby's would be loaning it to Washington DC's Newseum starting on Aug. 22.

It was held in collaboration with the Iranian government, which loaned the British Museum a number of iconic artifacts in exchange for an undertaking that the Cyrus Cylinder would be loaned to the National Museum of Iran in return.

Even if push came to shove they'd be loans, not gifts outright.

In 1964, Bob Dylan wrote many of the songs on Bringing It All Back Home in a spartan "white room" he'd been loaned above the Café Espresso in Woodstock.