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Keksi How much money will have to borrow from China to pay for this visit?

o "It's no mistake that some of the earlier work on collective intelligence does borrow from the animal kingdom, " she said.

How much money did we borrow from China to have this for show drill?

My heaviest debt for problems remains to Aaron Director and George J. Stigler, but I have continued to borrow from other colleagues as well.

The matter delivers that very day, the accedent rolling stock is what respondent Luo is some to borrow from a certain respondent Peng.

He has his own advertising agency, and is doing very good business, but he is always short of money, and has even tried to borrow from me.

He didn't dare to tell his parents about the money he owed Jack so he had to borrow from his sister.

Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you.

to how much we can borrow from banks.

Meanwhile, companies, which had once relied on bank loans for financing, could more easily borrow from bond markets.

Unable to borrow from official channels, private business owners have to borrow money at sometimes outrageous interest rates.

Mrs. Nalugo keeps the cash box for her local savings club, and she may have to borrow from it this year.

The 16 euro-zone countries have agreed to guarantee up to 440 billion in loans if any among them is unable to borrow from private markets.

Foreign borrowing is determined ONLY by if the U. S. chooses to borrow from foreigners, and NOTHING ELSE, end of story.

Mr. Jones can usually borrow from the bank if he needs money.

Oh, beautiful sentence I could borrow from Gone with the Wind.

The gift of money saved our having to borrow from the bank.

When American consumers run out of money the government cut its own tax revenue and borrow from other countries to keep up its own economy.

Realizing that he didn't have enough money and not wanting to borrow from his father, he decided to pawn his watch.

It would be embarrassing to find myself ten francs short and be obliged to borrow from my guest. I could not bring myself to do that.

Yahoo Inc and its authorised agents will be able to borrow from the facility to support stock price.

Another risk reduction strategy that talent managers can borrow from supply chain managers is an application of the principle of portfolios.

Stuff You Would Borrow From A Neighbor If Your Neighbor Wasn't Such A Bitch: Sugar, olive oil, tampons, computer power cords, etc.

Both languages borrow from the script concept of using interpreted language for simple tasks.

So why did Ottawa agree to insure the money they routinely borrow from other banks, a practice that keeps their credit operations liquid?

Speculators were allowed to buy shares on margin and could even borrow from the company to do so.

I was, to borrow from John Le Carre, the spy who was to stay out in the cold wind.

It also lends hundreds of billions of euros to commercial banks that are unable to borrow from other banks.

Robert Holzmann of the World Bank thinks people should be allowed to borrow from such accounts while unemployed.

Instead, it reduced the cost for banks to borrow from the Fed's "discount window" and injected liquidity into the system.

the third just returned home from a migrant job. but the money is not enough, so the grandfather must borrow from other relatives.

Analytics places tremendous power in the hands of its users, and to borrow from Spiderman, "with great power comes great responsibility. "

The EFSF would take on the main risk of lending to governments struggling to borrow from normal commercial sources - governments like Italy.

Or maybe you borrow from his stash of personal care products on the regular?

Then too it seems that the only way in which we can buy those cheap goods from China is to borrow from China.

The falling domino could also be a "shadow" bank that cannot borrow from the ECB.

Chinese enterprises should raise money from the stock market rather that borrow from banks, said an editorial of the Financial Times.

The writer will occasionally find it convenient or necessary to borrow from other languages.

She could no longer borrow from the future to help her through the present grief.

I ran out of money and had to borrow from Tom.

Some firms are still being stigmatized, and have to borrow from the ECB even as American rivals have been weaned off public money.

Article 9 A TIC shall not be allowed to take deposits, issue bonds or borrow from abroad.

Interestingly, although he remains a client of MicroCred Nanchong, he has been able to borrow from a traditional commercial bank.

What does Tony Steele always borrow from his friends?

where's the money coming from, when you increase the defense spending? Borrow from China? ? Hahahahah! ! !

For the LORD your God will bless you as he has promised, and you will lend to many nations but will borrow from none.

Right at the moment, the ability to borrow from the government at zero interest is a licence to print money.

They borrow from the bond market, through a mortgage credit intermediary.

Deficit countries, like the US and the UK, borrow from the rest of the world, so they can import more than they export.

Maybe you can borrow from a relative , and pay them bank interest rates , while using the money to pay off your credit card .

Little wonder Angola is less keen to borrow from Western sources where concerns are raised about corruption and transparency.

It introduced a "term-auction facility" through which all banks eligible to borrow from the discount window could bid for one-month money.

They may borrow from. foreign countries and the HongKong and Macao regions but it must be reported to the SaEC.

Banks are also heavy users of the currency markets to convert cash they borrow from foreign investors.

The benchmark three-month rate at which banks borrow from one another has fallen sharply over the past month.

I was surprised that the rapid changes in public attitudes, from the fear of liability hesitant to borrow from the banks of the keen.

The MOF's (Ministry of Finance) ability to borrow from the social security system reduces the need for fund-raising from the private sector.

Destitute basketweavers had to borrow from moneylenders , and the moneylenders took advantage of them.

Second, authors who borrow from others are following in the footsteps of the best.

But he defended the longstanding practice of not disclosing which banks borrow from the central bank's discount window.

Small scale farmers are the most contracted as commercial farmers afford to borrow from banks.

The economy runs a current account deficit and needs to borrow from abroad to finance its huge infrastructure programmes.

Mr Becker proposes a system where potential migrants could borrow from the government, under something like a student-loan scheme.

I usually read books of my own, but sometimes I borrow from my friends. We discuss with each other, which is very interesting.

On the liability side, the central bank can issue its own debt or simply borrow from the banks.

Many emerging markets preferred to self-insure by accumulating reserves rather than borrow from the Fund.

But lenders now have generous privileges to borrow from central banks; these should prevent runs on solvent banks.

Increasingly social democracy must borrow from foreigners to pay for itself.

Here's your fallback position if you do get the boot: borrow from the credit cards that you previously paid off.

Therefore, in addressing those challenges, I ll borrow from other areas of computer science, as necessary.

Borrow from the record books, library resources utilization high, books in the endless cycle of circulation.

Any fresh round of fear surrounding banks, meanwhile, would also imperil the companies that borrow from them.

He had no money, nor did he know anyone he could borrow from, either.

I've never read it, but it's near the top of my list of books to borrow from the library.

But the lesson from both crises was: Don't borrow from banks at floating interest rates and don't borrow in somebody else's currency.

Let it borrow from the experiences of others by communicating, reading, or interacting with or about others.

Sex workers will borrow from relationship innovations to enhance their own client interactions.

If not, throw it away (or return it to the original owner) & find someone else to borrow from.

An important concept to note is that processors cannot borrow from the memory pool outside of its own processor.

But to borrow from the title of one big Korean hit, you have to wonder if this bubble is going to pop.

We all borrow from our predecessors, and an author who doesn't acknowledge his debts is either arrogant, lazy, or both.

Healthy corporations can no longer issue bonds. Banks can barely borrow from each other.

And Parliament also needed strengthening, he believed. It should borrow from the committee system of Congress.

Thus, young couples seeking to unite in wedded bliss are forced to borrow from parents or take out loans.

Already, the Indian government runs a budget deficit and has to borrow from the capital markets to meet its obligations.

The primary way children resort to get the needed books is " to borrow from library" .

We are not yet in a position where it would make sense for any country, not even Ireland or Portugal, to borrow from the EFSF.

In theory, there is an easy answer. If you don't want to be bothered about the bond markets, don't borrow from them.

Central banks have become increasingly worried about the unwillingness of banks to borrow from them.

Corporations still need to borrow from banks, as Mr Anderson stresses, since they invest even more than they save.

Message to Pakistan: The US Congress will continue to borrow from China to give aid to Pakistan.

Nor did the American founders regard these principles as distinctively American. They were happy to learn and borrow from others.

The withdrawals also tightened liquidity in the interbank market, where local banks borrow from each other.

To make ends meet, Filipino domestic helpers in the same trap as Ms Manjares draw down their meagre savings or borrow from friends.

It may yet have to borrow from the new euro-zone bail-out fund.

Politicians have no such discipline: they can always raise taxes or borrow from future generations.

Exhaust to spend their government expenditures, encourage them to borrow from us.

If you borrow from the scoundrel, you may be sure he'll demand his pound of flesh.

They are allowed to borrow from their respective central banks when they need short-term funds.

Those who borrow from the government to pay tuition fees need repay the loan only after they graduate and start earning steady money.

You can borrow from the bank continuously provided you have a good credit record.

To pay the excess, people use their savings or borrow from family.

Investment banks responded by using their inventory of equities and other low-grade securities to borrow from the Fed.

But I can't always borrow from him.

Mr Zheng says he prefers to borrow from friends and relatives through the Wenzhou shadow financing system at 1. 5 per cent a month.

The mother told her child not to borrow from others.

I want to go the party with my mom's boots which i borrow from her.

If a division must borrow from the head office, it is charged a very substantial interest fee (2% above prime).

The main parts that I want to borrow from the web frameworks are the pieces that automate life as a developer.

Many of the books I need I borrow from the other colleges inthe system via our shared catalog.

It could also borrow from the Treasury, or, less likely, from banks.

Then Japan will have to borrow from outside the country. Then what happens?

Why do the poor borrow from local money lenders at very high rates?

I tell ya, I'm all right now, but last week I was in rough shape, to borrow from Rodney Dangerfield.

Things often go bad when friends borrow from other friends.

Let me show you the novelthatI borrow from the librarywhichwas newly open to us.

Prose-oriented documents borrow from XML's SGML roots.

Mr. Gupta cited flexible pricing as another lesson which Indian railway can borrow from the Chinese railways.

You can borrow from my experience in learning German.

As commercial banks, they can take the deposits from the public and borrow from the Federal Reserve at any time.

We often borrow from our tomorrows to pay our debts to our yesterdays.

We often borrow from our tomorrows to pay our debts to our yesterday.

Perhaps, suggest some, it could borrow from the ECB.

Therefore, we have to borrow from the past and invite the future all the time.

I don't borrow from its sunshine.

As commercial banks, they can take deposits from the public and borrow from the Federal Reserve at any time.

To borrow from Oscar Wilde, consider also the importance of being earnest.

Clerk: We will offer a lower interest rate if you borrow from our bank, and. . . you can get details in this pamphlet.

In the software world we can borrow from recipes and use them to create template solutions that architects and others can refine as needed.

After all, who does the US borrow from? China.

After all, to borrow from a pawnbroker, you must first own an object of value.

Such references borrow from classics like It's a Wonderful Life and The Wizard of Oz.

My parents tell me not to borrow from others.

Neat people are no good to borrow from.

What did you tell her? What did you borrow from him?

The first is that no country would ever want to borrow from the EFSF, unless it was absolutely unavoidable.

Banks, in effect, borrow from their customers as well as lend to them.

They can easily borrow from the ecb and then invest the proceeds in higher-yielding government bonds.

I don't like to borrow from friends.

Q: How many books can you borrow from library at a time?

Can I get this item cheaper somewhere else? (library, second hand, borrow from a friend).

But, to borrow from Fedspeak, these are 'unusual and exigent' times.

I don't think the Chinese government want to lend to the US anymore than the US want to borrow from China.

You must return the book that you borrow from the library on time.

This school also held that people borrow from other cultures because they are basically uninventive themselves.

If you want to buy something, you must save up enough money, and may not borrow from other people.

Let me show you the novel that I just borrow from the library which was newly open to us.

Mm-. I wonder what it costs to borrow from your bank.

art being universal, we can always borrow from others what we cannot create ourselves.

Tom: What about the rest money? Are you going to borrow from your parents?

What are you going to borrow from him this time?

I run short of money, so I borrow from my friend to buy this car.

How many books did you borrow from the library?

How many books can I borrow from the library at one time?

Give to everyone who begs from you, and do not refuse anyone who wants to borrow from you

Here you can see images of some cats that Alejandra used to borrow from friends and neighbors for yoga photo sessions;

How to borrow from the worship of idols build brand loyalty, How to use animation, computer games close to young children's consumer;

Farmers borrow from commercial banks, use funds to invest in cooperative

to borrow from the Fed's discount window

I only have a few money, so don't borrow from me,

I like the book borrow from him