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(91) At this juncture it should be noted that a considerable proportion of international lending does take this latter form.

(92) The legislation transformed it into a new central bank and introduced a new tier of commercial banks and other lending institutions.

(93) At that rate the flow of bank lending is, and the money supply is expanding at a corresponding rate.

(94) It may be worth paying a bit extra for luxuries such as a personal service or a special lending facility.

(95) Though banks lend huge sums to firms, banks are not the only source of lending.

(96) Certificates of deposit are another means of short-term, wholesale lending and borrowing.

(97) Low cost endowment business through building society and estate agency connections up 19% despite reduced mortgage lending.

(98) In all aspects of our personal lending business, we shall act fairly and responsibly.

(99) We operate a postal lending service for books and journals, for which members pay only the return postage.

(100) Open-bridging lending is more risky to lenders than closed bridging.

(101) Woolwich is engaged primarily in mortgage lending and deposit taking and has 550, 000 borrowers.

(101) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(102) Why be in the business of lending money to them?

(103) He said the bank hoped to increase lending again this year.

(104) After all, real estate lending is sensitive to rate hikes.

(105) Ashore, Stan Weatherall and Peter Harris followed the general practice in a beach-head: lending a hand where they could.

(106) Still, the sums being disbursed have clearly helped many and the Government hopes to extend the lending ceiling in coming years.

(107) Congress got in the act in the following years, lending the academy $ 255, 000 to expand the dairy.

(108) Its business includes taking deposits and lending money and it has specialised until recently in second mortgages for home-owners.

(109) Yet doubts remain about its heavy lending to property developers and over-borrowed companies.

(110) On Thursday Mr Lawson, his hand forced by the Bundesbank(Sentencedict.com), raised the minimum lending rate from 14 to 15 percent.

(111) In order to make profits, banks must maintain an adequate spread between borrowing and lending rates.

(112) This was readily given and ended in Lena lending her own ribber attachment to Mrs Dibble.

(113) It simply services all the other spending funds, by borrowing from external sources and lending internally.

(114) They look for positive evidence that the business is soundly based and a good lending risk.

(115) Further, the bank could assist the government in its reconstruction program by lending money at low rates of interest.

(116) In particular, the clearing banks ceased to tie their deposit and lending rates to it.

(117) One small potential problem area in lending decisions is that credit granters checking the housing background of applicants may consult rates lists.

(118) The three-month trend shows sterling lending to the private sector averaging only about ￡1 billion a month.

(119) And, given his political sympathies, was Bernstein deliberately lending his support to that account?

(120) I'd liked her until the money lending began, and I was sorry for being unkind to her.