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(151) It was certainly not a prohibition on lending money at a rate of interest which can be earned by the recipient.

(152) I do hope she doesn't mind lending you for just one dinner.

(153) Table 17.6 shows how the banks dominate the personal lending market.

(154) Charlotte, North Carolina-based First Union earnings rose 21 percent, as higher fees offset sluggish lending profits.

(155) Donald MacRae, a professor of sociology, for example, was seen as lending substantial support to the development of the polytechnics.

(156) He looked at her and smiled slightly, the smile lending his face a certain boyish charm.

(157) He had committed a grave error in lending his approval, together with that of the Church he represented, to the Exhibition.

(158) However, there seemed to be nothing against lending equipment to non-military personnel, and we got most of what was wanted.

(159) He managed to manipulate her into lending his company ￡500,000.

(160) Purple red gold black silk, tied so that they had a slightly triangular shape lending the faces beneath a Pharaonic cast.

(161) The latter must have adequate experience of such lending techniques and high standing in the international banking community.sentence dictionary

(162) The retail-finance industry changed in many ways as a result - but most of all in lending for house purchase.

(163) A next door neighbour stepped in to help by lending his car to get her family to Chelmsford station, she said.

(164) Dan Mulligan, a San Francisco lawyer who specializes in handling lending and foreclosure cases, agreed that homeowners shared responsibility.

(165) They were also expected to meet in Sarajevo with officials from international lending institutions and local government officials.

(166) But at the same time, bank lending to private individuals, and credit card use, has increased.

(167) This abolished the interest rate cartel between banks and at the same time removed quantitative restrictions upon the level of bank lending.

(168) This brief summary of syndicated euro-credit lending will provide the reader with some idea of the complexity of such deals.

(169) He compared his scheme to the idea of lending a garden hose to a neighbor whose house was on fire.

(170) I helped her prepare for the date, pressing her nicest blouse, lending her my best necklace and polishing her shoes.

(171) Consequently banks have sought to reduce their overseas lending exposure in recent years.

(172) The banks were asked to prevent lending rising above the level prevailing at the time.

(173) This is not only grossly unfair, it is an impediment to good lending.

(174) Remember, it is a competitive market out there and the finance companies only survive by lending money.

(175) Listen! I'm serious! I'm not lending you any more money!

(176) Profits are made by lending money out at a higher rate of interest than that paid to depositors.

(177) That seems to be a fair round-up of the recipe that had bankers lending to property developers in this country.

(178) The business of lending money is like gambling-the creditors calculate the odds of the money being repaid.

(179) We look first at the changing overall pattern of lending.

(180) They make profits by lending at a higher rate of interest than the rate they pay on deposits.