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Meanings of making loans in English

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Usage of making loans in English
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Yet BNDES is forbidden by law from making loans directly to FIIs.
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A year ago, the bank started making loans with museum-quality art as collateral.
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Western Sky has since stopped making loans, the consumer bureau said.
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Raising money so they could start making loans proved easier than they thought.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
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In September, JPMorgan said it will quit making loans to students.
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About 80 percent of domestic banks have raised their hurdles for making loans.
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It would also back a state bank making loans for trade with developing countries.
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The move has been accelerated by a series of loss- making loans to oil traders.
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Premium prices help developers recoup start-up costs, while rate certainty increases banks' comfort in making loans.
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Date has said his group may get involved with making loans that are not qualified mortgages.
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Banks worried their examiners might criticize them for making loans that did not fit that standard.
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I was making loans before you were born.
Union Atlantic
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Low interest rates traditionally boost bank profits by making loans affordable to to a wider number of customers.
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That leaves banks with an excess of deposits that they can't put to good use by making loans.
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Lenders had threatened to stop making loans in North Carolina but studies showed that those were empty threats.
Broke, usa: from pawnshops to poverty, inc.—how the working poor...
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The banks of New York, Boston and Philadelphia, have exhausted their capitals in making loans to the government.
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