Examples of using Able to borrow in English and their translations into Slovak
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Are you able to borrow from family?
They had a copy on the shelf so I was able to borrow it straight away.
Was able to borrow bikes for the day.
Previous governments were suddenly able to borrow at the same rate as Germany.
With most credit cards, you're able to borrow cash up to a certain limit.
(2) Option 2- introduce a requirement that before entering into a short sale, a person must have borrowed the share, entered into an agreement to borrow the share orhave other arrangements which ensure that he will be able to borrow the share at the time of settlement(locate rule).
You will be able to borrow for longer.
These short-term loans require you to pledge your car as collateral to get the loan,but you're usually only able to borrow much less than your car is actually worth.
You won't be able to borrow a big amount of money.
Even if then he regularly gives you back debts,the man who is able to borrow from his woman is a fallen man.
You will be able to borrow money provided you have enough manager experience.
If you're With most credit cards, you're able to borrow cash up to a certain limit.
Why should Italy be able to borrow at the same interest rate as Germany?
I never worked with a sand blaster before but was able to borrow one to use with my air compressor.
Firstly, is ignore root able to borrow cannot find a fix for it. No one enough?
Barack Obama's‘stimulus' programme(named after its intentions, not its results)is predicated on his belief that America will be able to borrow as much as it likes because of the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency.
As regards euro banknotes,the ECB has decided that these countries will be able to borrow the necessary volumes of euro banknotes from the Eurosystem and, as part of the pooling arrangement, pay them back after the changeover with euro banknotes produced by their own supply arrangements.
Visitors themselves will be able to borrow similar, less perfect clothing.
I wonder how we are going to be able to borrow on the markets to raise the EUR 60 billion needed for the stability plan.
This means that banks that lendmore to the real economy will be able to borrow more and at a lower interest rate than the ECB usually offers.
Businesses and people are able to borrow more and spend less to repay their debts.
We will be trusted more,which means we will be able to borrow cheaper, so we will have more money left over for pensions and other things," she said.