interest-bearing loan

Two such interest-bearing loans, he said, were made last year.

The balance amounts to a long-term, interest-bearing loan that is to be repaid with the public share of the project's proceeds.

It gives interest-bearing loans to people in those areas to buy Internet connectivity products like solar panels and phone equipment.

Can they take out interest-bearing loans, which many Muslims say are forbidden by the Koran?

The issuance of interest-bearing loans instead of grants was also intended to control construction growth.

Each of these contracts were permissible under Church law, but together replicated the effect of an interest-bearing loan.

Some use the loans to refinance a conventional mortgage and jettison the old interest-bearing loans.

Therefore, both were converted to an interest-bearing loan and were issued to Aspmyra Stadion instead of the club.

It should be based on a foundation model and the start-up financing should be provided by the finance sector by means of interest-bearing loans.

The idea of debt dates back to the ancient world, as evidenced for example by ancient Mesopotamian clay tablets recording interest-bearing loans.

It has also put smaller sums, either as outright investments or as interest-bearing loans, into low- and moderate-income housing projects and retail renovations.

The opening sentence refers to a debate, held in Italy at the time, about the validity of interest-bearing loan contracts, which had reached the Pontiff's ears.

Micro venture capital is one of the approaches adopted in Islamic economics as a substitute for interest-bearing loans, or riba, prohibited by the Qur'an.

Not only did Qatari Diar provide cash (not interest-bearing loans) for the project, banks were not initially permitted as tenants.

So, in effect, some players have paid agents and financial planners to get their own money, when they could have waited to sign their contract and gotten their cash without an interest-bearing loan.

Tesla stated it would develop a brownfield site on existing industrial property-a preference of the federal government in approving candidates for interest-bearing loans from the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Program.

According to the special regulations of the Lasso, the local schools were maintained exclusively by its intererest, while only a part of the capital was given to solvent citizens in the form of interest-bearing loans.

Elf will pay Lasmo with interest-bearing loan notes listed on the Luxembourg stock exchange which means Lasmo will pay no tax on the transaction as long as it holds the notes.

In addition to the interest-bearing loans previously reported, which amounted to several hundred thousand dollars, the trust also made a $17,000 loan last year to an truckdriver from Omaha who had been a resident of Covenant House.

School districts, state contractors and local governments often take out interest-bearing loans to make up for late state payments when the budget is overdue, driving up overall costs by tens, even hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

As the notes were used directly in trade, the goldsmiths observed that people would not usually redeem all their notes at the same time, and they saw the opportunity to invest their coin reserves in interest-bearing loans and bills.

Billions for Peace, Bush Says Mr. Bush also said he was going to ask Congress to authorize him to funnel as much as $15 billion to international lending institutions for interest-bearing loans to the former republics in coming years.

After one season at Palermo, July 6, 2012 joined Inter with the formula, designed by Inter president Massimo Moratti, the two-year interest-bearing loan of € 2 million with an option set at € 6 million.

Under fractional reserve banking the money supply is allowed to be increased whenever new interest-bearing loans are issued and, is often constrained by a reserve ratio that mandates that banks hold a portion of the wealth they lend out at interest in the form of real reserves.

If we wish to understand, I began, why the banking families of 15th-century Florence financed such an extraordinary flowering of the finest art, we have to take seriously the enemies of banking, and, above all, the church's ban on all interest-bearing loans - something the theologians called usury, and believed ran contrary to God's natural law.