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Those who lent to Dubai World at a premium can have no complaints if the risks for which they were compensated turn out to be real.

The museum said it had never tried to hide its ownership of the painting, which it has lent to several European museums.

Just how much money was lent to local government entities in this way is still unclear.

He is meant to be keeping busy writing his memoirs in an imposing glass-and-steel house lent to him by his American publisher.

The money I lent to her was not a big sum to those who had worked. But for me who was still a student then, it was a great sum.

Property investment has been a key driver of the economy, but banks have over-lent to the sector and housing sales are falling.

The wind blows, the water flows, the money lent to you, you have to return.

The total amount of American banks' loans to emerging economies is a fifth of the total lent to those markets by European firms.

Cash paid or lent to a company in exchange for a promise that it will deliver commodities at a later date.

My legendary friend has recommended me to be lent to blend our weekends with suspension of less expense.

I've got to apologize for losing the book you lent to me the other day.

It was creative, but not radical: the Fed has always lent to banks, though seldom on such a scale, and the eligible collateral is the same.

All property in possession is for your personal use only and should not be given or lent to other detainees.

It means that we'll let you know that the book comes in as soon as it returns and it will not be lent to others.

When you're shopping for an e-book, Amazon notes if the title is available to be lent to you.

(b) Susan put on her shelf all the books which her friend lent to her.

Here is the money that you lent it to me. Correction: Here is the money that you lent to me.

He had accumulated a little library of socialist books and pamphlets which he lent to those he hoped to influence.

The money was then lent to the many inefficient government-owned enterprises at subsidized rates.

My legendary friend get recommended me to the lent to blend we weekends dawn suspension of less expense.

There's an increasingly strong sentiment in China that these funds should be used to benefit the nation, rather than being lent to the U.

The early Christians celebrated the Mother's festival on the fourth Sunday of Lent to honor Mary, the mother of Christ.

The club had not yet opened, so was lent to me free of charge.

Then, he lent to her where to pour water, gently knocking at her door.

Her ivory tulle veil, fixed by a Cartier 1936 "halo" tiara lent to her by the queen, was modest.

Pakistan treasures and appreciates the firm support that China lent to it, Gilani said.

Treat the earth well. It was not given to you by your parents but lent to you by your children.

The banks lent to thousands of investment corporations set up by local governments, which cannot borrow in their own name.

Accommodation staff in the Housing Allocation location, the keys may not be lent to another person.

as the funds suffered badly when they lent to bank-sponsored entities that invested in ropy mortgage securities. . .

What significance have the writings in the above topics lent to our current literature during the current social and cultural transition?

Caps on banks' lending rates ensured that trapped savings were lent to the sovereign at below-market rates. .

The banks lent to the government which lent to the U. S. Treasury and mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The banks lent to thousands of investment corporations set up by local governments, which cannotborrow in their own name.

The quota was often lent to other investors seeking to establish short-term positions and to speculate on the currency.

Barred from borrowing directly from banks, cities, counties and provinces set up investment vehicles which the banks lent to instead.

A new storybook was lent to his best friend by John yesterday.

So I found I was never to expect his repaying me what I lent to him, or advanc'd for him.

not a single net new dollar has been lent to business by banks in all that time.

The banks that lent to them should similarly suffer consequences, as should the bondholders who provided those banks with funds.

I send him the blend calendar and the splendid bent lens he lent to me.

Since 2008 the Fed has lent to firms previously ineligible for its credit and bought up government bonds with newly printed money.

Previously, all its funds were lent to the Japanese banks for redeployment.

They appear to have lent to a bank.

Banks were once the experts on whom they lent to, with inside knowledge on their borrowers.

Article 14 A bonded warehouse may not be rent or lent to others for operation, neither may any sub warehouse be set up.

Capital that would have been lent to businesses is lent to the government.

Savers deposited money in banks which lent to governments at interest rates below the level of inflation.

It was her best dress that Marry lent to me.

In all, more than $3 trillion was lent to financial institutions from the Fed, and terms were generous.

e. g Do remember returning with the books I lent to you.

That was money lent to you, Main Street, for homes and condos many of you couldn't afford.

The banks who lent to them should be punished through higher non-performing loans.

Most machines are lent to us by hardware vendors.

Any falsification, alteration or use lent to others will be accused of.

Underground banks became eager to offer depositors 20-30 per cent rates to attract funds, which would then be lent to cash-starved firms.

The leather jacket you lent to your brother.

Successive Greek governments ran chronic budget deficits, and the Greek banks lent to the government.

He's talking about the $1. 5 trillion the major European banks have lent to troubled Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

Being used by me now, the bike can't be lent to you.

The book you lent to me the other day is very interesting.

That would add significantly to the 1. 72 trillion yuan that banks have already lent to the sector, according to central bank data. .

Instead of being invested in productive capital accumulation, however, it is being lent to the government to fund state consumption.

The money that is lent to the government in Treasury bond purchases is entirely money that was saved and ready for investment.

Of course, the people who lent to American households will be robbed by inflation.

In reality, they have lent to the state.

Can his book be lent to me?

Ihappened tofind a love letter in the novel he lent to me.

Did you remember to bring back that software I lent to you?

This is the very pen (that) I lent to Jack.

Banks in other EU countries, such as France, lent to the Greek banks.

Now, this was kindly lent to me by Jeff Bezos from last year.

I like the book that you lent to me.

oh, this is the book I lent to you yesterday. Have you read the book yet?

if i had money, i would be lent to you

His whole life is lent to the Lord

Asking someone to take care of what you have lent to him