Examples of using To borrowing in English and their translations into Greek
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Without resorting to borrowing.
Just to borrowing from friends, good luck.
National debt refers to borrowing by a Government from within the country or from abroad.
So it's much more akin, although not exactly the same,to printing money than it is to borrowing.
In addition to borrowing the character must use their own forces food, namely, coffee, juice, carrots, noodles, chocolate bars.
The same is also true for small and medium-sized enterprises,which are forced to resort to borrowing.
Even a relatively benign no-deal Brexit would likely lead to borrowing approaching £100 billion, or 4% of national income.
Following the first oil crisis and the 1973-1975 economic crisis,governments tried giving a Keynesian boost to the economy and resorted to borrowing.
Cyprus hopes to return to borrowing on bond markets this year, Georgiades said, while Athens has little such prospect.
Conceivably, it's all a grand diversion from imminent economic crisis due to borrowing too much.
The IFS said that a no-deal Brexit would likely lead to borrowing approaching £100 billion or four per cent of Britain's GDP.
The import of basic goods such as medicines, oil, machinery, etc., would be particularly problematic, as the country, both public and private sectors,will lose all access to borrowing and liquidity will shrink.
Your credit score is your lifeline to borrowing- it can dictate the rate you get on an auto-loan or whether you get that low interest rate on a mortgage.
The IFS economic research institute said that even a relatively benign no-deal Brexit would likely lead to borrowing approaching £100 billion or four percent of GDP.
And they do not need to be limited to borrowing tools from neighbours, booking a car from a car-sharing scheme or leasing electronic devices.
From the time of its entry into the euro,Greece benefitted from an economic boom fuelled by easy access to borrowing and generous fiscal policy.
Joining the euro in 2000 gave Greece access to borrowing at lower interest rates than under the drachma, so again no surprise that the country went on a spending spree.
That view was echoed by German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeble, who wrote in an editorial published inGerman daily Handelsblatt and the Financial Times, that"governments should not become addicted to borrowing as a quick fix to stimulate demand.".
At the same time, the entrance in the eurozone gave the country access to borrowing large sums of funding for projects, such as infrastructure projects for the 2004 Athens Olympics, stimulating the accumulation of debt.
Direct targeting of bank credit by the central bank, relaxation not tightening of capital adequacy rules and, most of all,switching the funding method of the public sector borrowing from bond issuance to borrowing from banks, remain surer bets.
After the debt inherited from the regime of the colonels,recourse to borrowing was used since the 1990s to fill the hole created in public finances by reducing the tax on corporations and high incomes.
It appears to have been the common practice of antiquity, to make provision, during peace, for the necessities of war, and to hoard up treasures before-hand, as the instruments either of conquest or defence; without trusting to extraordinary impositions,much less to borrowing, in times of disorder and confusion.
So all in all, households- especially in the advanced countries- were still taking a very cautious approach to borrowing; in many countries in Western Europe, liabilities were still being reduced in 2015.
Furthermore, the deregulation of the banking system andthe easier access of households to borrowing, although in principle contributing to smoothing consumption over time and freeing it from dependence on short-term income fluctuations, could not in the end avoid contributing to the diffusion of a value system that encourages over-consumption and leads to the squandering of resources in non-productive uses.
Let me remind you that according to calculations made by Tassos Giannitsis, 80% of the public dept before the crisis was due to the financing of the pension system,i.e. to borrowing so that the country could have a luxurious retirement plan, a system that exceeded its abilities and continues to do so28.
After the debt inherited from the regime of the colonels,recourse to borrowing was used since the 1990s to fill the hole created in public finances by reducing the tax on corporations and high incomes.
The speeches of central bank officials are littered with references to the need for higher rates,both to bring discipline back to borrowing and, in case another credit squeeze grips the banking sector, to have the tools to prevent a full-blown economic collapse.
They are a signal that we cannot continue as we are and that, thanks to borrowing that has been too cheap and imports that have been too cheap, we have all been living above our means and we cannot go on consuming at the same rate.
In the absence of any differentiated appropriations and since the rules do not offer any possibility of having recourse to borrowing, those institutions which wish to follow a policy of acquisitions of immovable property have to resort to practices that are not authorised by the current financial rules.