Sentence examples for would get loans from inspiring English sources

On June 24th, for example, he announced that Ford would receive a loan of $6 billion to make its petrol-powered cars more efficient, while Nissan and a small Californian firm called Tesla Motors would get loans of $2 billion and $465m respectively to push forward with electric cars.

Shares of General Motors rebounded somewhat later in the month on news that it and its GMAC finance unit would get loans from Washington, but it still ended December with a 39% loss.

And, after all, P2P offers one key traditional protection you wouldn't get loaning money to your friend — the loans are official and become part the borrower's credit report.

Under what was titled the Bank on Students Loan Fairness Act, college students would get their loans from the federal government for one year at the same 0.75 percent interest rate the Fed charges banks.

"They told me the details and which companies would get the loans," Mr. Zhang said.

She also expressed confidence that Greece was back on the right path and would get its loans.

The agency responded by reassuring lenders that they would not be second-guessed over their decision on who would get the loans, said the report, which was released in Washington.

Last year, the health service hired two physicians with the expectation that they would get their loans repaid, just as it has in past years before grants were in such short supply.

It also tried to eliminate a new $100-million program, under which people of moderate and low income would get $15,000 loans for buying homes.

Countries that do not pre-qualify for assistance would be unable to get loans in a crisis.

Bankers warned that without a broad definition many borrowers would be unable to get loans, while others argued that two mortgage markets could develop, with loans requiring banks to retain a stake presumably costing more.