public loan

The action would be funded by a £100,000 public loan.

The bond market was firm and public loan stock rose by up to 1.20 marks.

The bond market was down and practically all public loan stock slipped.

On the bond market 137 public loan stocks showed increases of up to 0.42 marks.

When they complained he chose to change his policies and attempted to raise money by public loans.

The bond market was weak and the average yield on public loan stock rose by one basis point to 6.53 percent.

Europe also needs to have a real European policy on investment and to introduce a public loan at Union level.

Public loans - your money and mine - are now routinely used by indebted governments to pay interest on their private bank debt4.

Occasionally, the ventures are possible without upfront capital grants or low-cost public loans.

Public loans were floated to undertake public works and provide jobs to the unemployed peasants.

The financing of the finally 4 million marks (155% of the first estimation) was realized by a public loan.

Sometimes the same bank that has been making the public loan to the government also stores the overseas private deposits from private nationals.

The sums so entrusted made them a power among London houses subscribing to public loans, particularly during the wars of 1744-63.

In light of the facts outlined above, however, no reasonable taxpayer can support public loans to failing railroads, the proposal now before the Congress.

Quite as remarkable as the growth of revenue was the sudden appearance of public loans.

As security for their public loans they had obtained a franchise to collect public money; i.e., taxes.

For many years, he was the treasurer for Chester County and trustee of the public loan office.

IBP has received more than $11 million in public loans and assistance from Iowa state subsidies.

Illegal immigrants' children may attend public school, but even the brightest among them are ineligible for public loans for college.

But Mr. Eisner specified that Disney could not have proceeded without the public loans.

Public opinion preferred his 72-million-livres public loan to the ferme générale, an outsourced tax collection system.

Mr. Van Varick said the coalition was depending too much on public loan programs and had not yet shown it could line up other financing.

The city arranged for its first public loan in 1882; in 1886 Alekseyev diverted the proceeds to build the municipal slaughterhouse.

In 1823 he was in charge of the committee, which was sent in London for the negotiation of a public loan.

The bank handled the first public loan in China in 1874, thereafter issuing most public loans.