The church condemns usury and the loaning of money at high interest.

The earliest loaning of books was by a private individual, Cyrus Bryant.

The loaning of the facility's equipment is in high demand by many amateur as well as professional venues throughout the state.

The new boss used the new legislation to great effect and even persuaded the club to allow a ruling on the loaning of professionals.

Peak's loaning of MAI computers and software to its customers.

The school is also a member of Newbury Library which facilitates inter-library loaning.

One of the initiatives being used in the area for creative businesses is the loaning of free display cabinets to businesses.

He moved to Lockport in 1867, where he resumed farming and was also engaged in the loaning of money.

But the loaning of books was resumed, the subtle process of his aesthetic education that Miss Heydinger had devised.

These conditions forbid the loaning of artworks to other institutions as well as insisting that the exhibition spaces not be modified in any way.

During the 1950s, six more semi-detached houses were built in The Loaning and ten in Murray Place.

Robert Vietch talks with his wife Jeanette outside his parents' war time home at 35 Loaning Road.

However, this first loaning of upsilon into Latin is not the source of Modern English Y.

In the early 1800s the Donegall Road in Belfast was called Blackstaff Loaning.

The village itself consists of around 20 houses, situated off Eckford road, the minor Well road and the historic drove road, the Loaning.

Elder was the eldest son of William Elder of Loaning, by his wife Elizabeth, whose maiden name was Man.

"Now if we're going to be less dependent on foreign investment and foreign loaning of money to us, then we have to increase the savings rate in this country," Mr. Bentsen said.

One of the direct outcomes of this transfer was the loaning of 288 Piper L-4 "Grasshopper" aircraft from the AAF to the CAP.

In 1836, the Bank of England decided to tighten the loaning of credit both domestically and to foreign parties to help increase dwindling reserves of monetary value held in the banks.

Complete in-tree implementation of AMD64 support was achieved prior to the hardware's initial release due to AMD's loaning of several machines for the project's hackathon that year.

Among the problems, the publication said, were "a shortage of rice in reserve; bad quality of rice; the trading, exchange and loaning of rice and many other supplies at variance with regulations.

The process of constructing the stadium started September of 1940 when the council of Guayaquil approved the loaning of 4 square street blocks for the construction of Emelec's new stadium.

The library at NUS High School is an NUS Library, where it shares the same loaning, transaction and catalogue system as any other NUS Library.

On 2 January 2011, following the loaning of Brad Guzan to Championship side Hull City, Marshall was named on the Aston Villa bench in a 3-3 away draw with Chelsea.

Sympathetic to the British plight but hampered by the Neutrality Acts, which forbade arms sales on credit or the loaning of money to belligerent nations, Roosevelt eventually came up with the idea of "Lend-Lease."

But a loan is not the answer for everyone, she said.

Getting loans for the show of 80 works has not been easy.

As for getting the car, she can get a loan.

And he knew perhaps better than anyone else how bad those loans were.

Back then some of the loans would have been more difficult, he said.

About five million students take out college loans each year.

Many of us will have to take out loans and pay them back.

The loan will be for three years, the person said.

Loans are money the student or parents must pay back.

Students would pay back their college loans with national service as teachers or community workers.

They always ask for money before I can try to get my loan.

I went to college and got a loan from the Government.

Some were said to be about to call their loans.

Then how about a government loan to help you start your own business?

I know people who have been turned down on loans for land.

They can take up to 10 years to pay off the loan.

Some of the old men used to come in for loans now and again.

Even getting loans can be hard, since you'll have to pay them back with interest.

Where can I find information about federal small business loans?

Should I take out a loan or just work my way around.

Finally, see how much your loan will actually cost you.

Do you take out a new loan to pay off the old one?

They need money, and have already taken out a loan.

Some day I might have to ask him for a loan.

These loans are given to people with very little money.

"What does this mean for other people who loan money to companies?"

"Your people are very good to loan me these things."

If he asked, Charlie would loan the car to him.

They are loaned to them for the night most of the time.

If only they could be loaned to me just for a week!

"And I have a brother who will loan me another five thousand."

"Who would loan them something to fix up their house?"

"We could have just simply loaned them money at 18 percent."

I'll call over there and see if Ron can loan me one.

She never used her car, though she'd loaned it out often over the years.

Congress will never go along with loaning them the money.

"I could certainly loan them some of my stuff for display."

What works, first of all, is loaning money to women.

Until now he had been using one loaned to him by Christian.

We can't start our own business because no one will loan us the money.

"I loaned it to them for a couple of hours."

On 2 January 2013, he was loaned out to 1.

In January 2010, he was loaned to on one year deal.

"Never loan your car to anyone to whom you've given birth."

On his return, he was loaned to Reading, at the start of the 2005-06 season.

To loan them our boots was, therefore, out of the question.

Those of her friends who were sympathetic did not have nearly that much to simply loan away.

No, it sounded more like she would loan her some clothes.

"The car of a friend, which has been loaned to me."

An old aunt had loaned him a little to study on.