Borrow

This makes it more expensive to borrow money and theoretically encourages people to borrow less and spend less, meaning price rises should ease.

The George Borrow Trail honours the adventurous spirit of the 19th-century writer and traveller George Borrow, who once roamed these very hills.

But the time to borrow money — maybe the only time to borrow money — is when there is a crisis,” he said.

Kerala’s Finance Minister Thomas Isaac on Thursday had said, “Having reached a consensus on who should borrow, centre and states can reach a consensus on how much to borrow.

We borrow to pay Politicians salary but we can’t borrow to maintain the welfare of the citizens or electorate in this auspicious times.

Panama City had $14 million in reserves, “a very healthy reserve,” McQueen said, but had to borrow $75 million initially and expects to borrow another $25 million soon.

With a reimbursement not guaranteed, they plan to borrow smaller amounts as needed in hopes they will not have to borrow the entire $2.5 million.

A bank was set up so that landowners could borrow government money to buy land from peasants (the peasants were not allowed to use it to borrow money to buy land until 1850).

Additionally, it accumulates cash value that policyholders can borrow against or withdraw for various financial needs, though it affects the death benefit.

A default can result in credit rating downgrades, making it more expensive for the U.S. government to borrow in the future.

Afghanistan have been, to borrow the reference Morocco coach Walid Regrarui used to describe his team, the Rocky Balboa of this World Cup.

After winning his confidence, the accused went to borrow lakhs of rupees as loans.

Again, we have had to borrow to be able to invest in our infrastructure.

A loan against Fixed Deposit (FD) is a type of secured loan where you can borrow money from a bank or a financial institution by pledging your FD as collateral.

A lot of big talk from this government about how unemployment is so low and all of this and all of that, and yet you come to the National Assembly to borrow $20 million from Social Security Board.

Also in the book, the duke says that Kate reluctantly lent Meghan her lip gloss, was “taken aback” by the request to borrow it and “grimaced” when Meghan squeezed some onto her finger and applied it to her lips.

America runs budget deficits and has to borrow huge amounts to pay its bills.

And nothing went to waste string from their Red Cross parcels found a multitude of uses, backdrops were created from scraps and scenery painted with anything they could find (or borrow).

A new Fed program will allow banks to post certain high-quality securities as collateral and borrow from a government emergency fund.

Apart from giving us grants and of course, loans, they should be able to raise a red flag and tell the managers of our economy that we cannot continue to borrow endlessly.