Those against it follow the theme of the mortgaging of America.

It is as much a mortgaging of our children's future as the deficit issue.

Hard money loans provide financing in exchange for the mortgaging of real estate collateral.

This often came as a great sacrifice, including the mortgaging of their modest homes to pay for the construction of the church.

That's small change compared with the cost of what you call our current system, the "mortgaging of government to big-money contributors."

Its fragile economy, a life of splendor based on the perennial mortgaging of the next year's crop, was in his hands alone.

To do so is to taunt an electorate already angry over the mortgaging of their democracy to wealthy influence peddlers.

The court also said that the adverse impact on "the mortgaging of any other comparable property in New York State would be incalculable."

Affordable housing for the most part is rental housing, and conventional mortgaging of property is based on a rent stream.

In addition to the new higher insurance requirements, reforms should include a prohibition on the sale or mortgaging of taxi medallions while any lawsuit is pending against the owner.

Egan and Cohen borrowed US$50,000 from Cohen's parents to fund the recording of the Get Up Kids album, derived from the mortgaging of the family house.

He is down on his luck at present owing to the mortgaging of his extensive property at Agendath Netaim in faraway Asia Minor, slides of which will now be shown.

If it succeeds in obtaining a loan, Sears is likely to keep the full proceeds since the mortgaging of a property is not normally considered a taxable event, although it will have to make mortgage payments.

Mr. Heredia, a former Government economist who now works for Equipo Pueblo, an independent think tank, also predicted the mortgaging of Mexico's oil reserve to guarantee a United States bailout plan.

Among the donors were Mr. Kohl himself and his wife, Hannelore, weighing in with $350,000, raised partly through the mortgaging of their house in Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim and partly from the former chancellor's savings.

It, and the mortgaging of the buildings four years before, provided the family an opportunity to take about $2 billion out of the buildings at the peak of the real estate market and put it into the family trusts.

Since the sale or mortgaging of church land required an act of Parliament, in 1896, the South Australian Parliament unanimously approved The Catholic Church Endowment Society Incorporated Sale of Lands Bill.

To see Europe's pre-eminent statesman of the last decade reduced today to revealing the amount of money raised by the mortgaging of his house - $250,000 - was to appreciate the extraordinary downward turn in Mr. Kohl's life over the past four months.

If completed, the mortgage would be one of the largest real estate financings on record, exceeded only by the mortgaging of Rockefeller Center in New York in the mid-1980's and the retail properties of R. H. Macy & Company.

Terms of U.N. Truce Offer The resolution, approved on Wednesday, offers Iraq a formal cease-fire in return for the destruction of its missile, chemical and biological warfare capacity and the mortgaging of part of its oil revenues to pay war reparations.

I was disappointed to discover that the book was more full of invective than information-or adventure for that matter; it railed against the mortgaging of the future with the national debt, the corruption of the Parliament through bribes, and the unmanning of the nation from the mania of stock-jobbing.

The code deals with such matters as disputed ownership of slaves, rape and adultery, the rights of a wife when divorced or a widow, the custody of children born after divorce, inheritance, sale and mortgaging of property, ransom, children of mixed (slave, free and foreign) marriages, and adoption.

He reorganised his various County Cork estates by way of settlement in 1876 and further in 1895 and 1896 including the mortgaging of the lands to his agents Richard Wheeler Doherty, and the appointment of George and John Jones and Doherty as his attorneys.

Just 24 more years on my mortgage, and I am out the door.

One in four had a second mortgage on a home.

She had a 30-year mortgage at 9.5 percent taken out three years ago.

Now she has something left to live on after the mortgage.

I asked for my most recent mortgage three years ago.

You must be at least 90 days behind on your mortgage.

Where can I find information about federal home mortgage programs?

He took out a second mortgage, and off they went.

Few people would ever own a home if they could not have a mortgage.

She had no clear idea of what a mortgage was.

How much of a mortgage will I have to get?

He has a mortgage to pay and a son in college.

I'm thinking of taking out a second mortgage on my house.

We have a mortgage and I need to keep on working.

Good job I'm not in the mortgage market at the moment.

I for one would not be able to pay my mortgage.

We have two small children and a mortgage to pay.

"But I am looking to pay off the mortgage on my house."

They even took out a second mortgage to pay for it all.

The rest, as they say in the mortgage business, is history.

People will be able to call a computer for mortgage information.

But then you can really have a mortgage for that.

So it might make sense to pay off part of her mortgage.

In fact it turned out to be a second mortgage.

But more of that we can move into the mortgage course.

"The Government is mortgaging the future of the computer industry."

What has the country received in return for mortgaging its future?

The property was mortgaged four times between 1841 and 1845.

There is one brother here who mortgaged his house to help us.

We might have mortgaged the house; that was the only thing I could think of to do.

Some have mortgaged home or farm to get the money.

He should have mortgaged his whole life to buy the Love stone.

But in the long term, it is another example of companies mortgaging their future.

"Does that mean we might be able to buy a little glass without mortgaging our home?"

Her very last money had gone, even the house having been mortgaged to provide the food and the wine.

"The middle class in particular has mortgaged itself to death, basically."

"What should belong to the present and the future is already mortgaged to the past!"

"I think we can win immediately without mortgaging the future," he said.

"Word is, you mortgaged your own house to pay for it."

We should focus on measures that help the current economy without further mortgaging our future.

He ended up mortgaging our house to send me there.

I mortgaged half my land to pay for her medical care."

People can understand how the budget deficits have mortgaged our children.

"But what happened in this franchise was that they mortgaged their future."

That means mortgaging the future, especially for the younger generation.

"This is mortgaging our kids for the next two generations," she said.

His wife, also elderly, mortgaged their home to pay the bills.

He is a gentleman who has mortgaged all of his lands.

His parents mortgaged their farm to buy him a piano.

Using a system, some shortcut perhaps, or mortgaging something you already own.