Examples of using To borrowing in English and their translations into Danish
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SES is not the only operator,who has resorted to borrowing for their debt load.
This increase was due to borrowing of additional subordinate loan capital of DKK 200m in the autumn. SOLVENCY.
So it's much more akin, although not exactly the same,to printing money than it is to borrowing.
Where he admits to borrowing the money, Which leads to a heated confrontation but… but he says he's pulling out of the scam.
The same is also true for small and medium-sized enterprises,which are forced to resort to borrowing.
Perhaps it pained Thorvaldsen that the prince was reduced to borrowing money. Perhaps he thought it downright embarrassing that the prince could not repay the loan on time.
When the legislature refused to pass tax increases the administration resorted to borrowing.
Why indeed, sufferings that accumulate in humans,who resort to borrowing lists with how caustic, strict and Plutarch in the small text, I can't read today just"encyclopedic", After the parallels with the contemporary happenings parafyloyn in every verse.
In its preliminary draft budget for 1981, the Commission-for the third time-has introduced a Part II devoted to borrowing and lending activities.
Dominican project developers usually lack capital of their own to invest in renewable energies, andhave no access to borrowing instruments such as soft loans, credits, or grants. Therefore, only self-financing businesses can take advantage of the renewables potential.
For a receiving participant,the scheme shall exclude from compensation any amounts representing losses the participant may have incurred due to borrowing in the market.
EMU relaxes the constraints on fiscal policy in the short run(because there is easier andwider access to borrowing at lower interest rates) but it makes the long run constraint more strict because there is no longer any escape route in printing money to service the debt.
In this respect, the introduction of a single currency is proving to be a powerful triggering event,leading towards easier access to borrowing and investment opportunities.
Unfortunately, so far these attempts have failed because for this type of assistance- no doubt because it also implies having recourse to borrowing and lending- the vast majority of Member States wish to retain a decision-making process that requires unanimity on a case-by-case basis, which all sounds very familiar.
In connection with the above,the ECB underlines that borrowing with short maturity does not entail a risk of a similar magnitude compared to borrowing with a longer maturity.
So what we are talking about are specific, targeted schemes that will enable the EIB out of its own resources- out of its reserves,if I can put it that way- to provide easier access to borrowing for enterprises which need loans in order to expand, and this idea holds out promise for the future because the sectors concerned are the developing sectors of so-called high technology.
Dominican project developers usually lack capital of their own to invest in renewable energies, andhave no access to borrowing instruments such as soft loans, credits, or grants.
When foreign capital flows from one country to another, its transfer may be effected in several ways,for example through a shift of gold from lending to borrowing country, through an increase in the capital receiving country's import from the lending country(or from other countries), or through a decline in the borrower's export such that the trade balance becomes more unfavourable.
In 1976: 6th VAT Directive, inclusion of Mediterranean financial protocols in the budget:(b) in 1977: introduction of the EUA, ratification of the Treaty of 22 July 1975, new Financial Regulation;(c) in 1978: the budget as an instrument of redistribution, transfer of powers at Community level,recourse to borrowing and lending;(d) in 1979: new independent revenues(own resources), control of agricultural expenditure, structural expen diture and the EMS, inclusion of the EDF in the budget, development of borrowing and lending activities.
On 15 March 1976, for instance, the Council in Decision 76/322/EEC authorized the Commission to conclude on behalf of the European Economic Community a number of agreements which led to borrowing operations contracted on 22 March 1976(USD 1 100 million and DM 500 million) and loans granted on 23 March 1976 782 m u.a. to Italy and 235 m u.a. to Ireland, or a total of 1017 m u.a.
Borrowing according to the conditions of ERM II.