Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...largest single donor of economic assistance, but points out that "our nation lags behind most other industrial nations in the relative amount of aid we provide to the Third World." The letter specifically deplores a recent decline in U.S. support for the World Bank's interest-free loan program...
...Francisco's Bank of America, profits have been depressed for three straight years, partly because of farm and real estate loans that turned sour. During the first nine months of the year, the bank suffered $628 million in loan losses, compared with $431 million in all of 1983. Federal regulators want the institution to increase its capital by about 20% in order to create a larger reserve against uncollectible loans. This can be done by limiting dividend payments to shareholders or issuing additional stock. After the disciplinary action, Bank of America Chairman Leland Prussia admitted, "I guess you could...
While Oliphant searched for a better way to transmit, Lader and Lyng looked for funding beyond the University's initial investment. As executives of The Crimson, the two persuaded the paper to loan the station money for its daily operations...
Harvard needed, but could not get, a temporary loan of something UMass had in abundance all day--pressure...
According to Bernice Loss, curator of the Law School's Art Collection, the painting was a unsolicited loan from Washington artist Christa Kabitz-Sommer, mother of a 1983 Law School grad...