Sentences with phrase «lent to other members»

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And while family members do ask one other for money, those doing the lending need to do their homework before handing over the cash.

Celsius» community will continue to grow as more and more people are able to get loans in dollars using their crypto as collateral or as they lend their unused coins as a credit to other members.

Family members and friends will be more than willing to lend a hand — especially other moms in your family who know what you're going through.

Greece is already exceptional that its debt is so high that private entities refuse to lend any more money to Greece, and its debt is owned by other EU member states.

«I observed that, during the vetting process of Justice Sophia Akuffo in Parliament, on Friday, June 16, he, together with other members of the Supreme Court, were present in Parliament to lend their support to her nomination.

Extras-wise, Tyler, Bertolucci, and other members of the production lend soundbites to a 7 - minute promotional featurette in which Tyler casually reveals something she has in common with Lucy (her well - documented misadventure in paternity), while the international trailer and three TV spots for Stealing Beauty plus trailers for Drive Me Crazy, Ever After, French Kiss, Love Potion # 9, Never Been Kissed, The Object of My Affection, Romeo + Juliet, Say It Isn't So, Someone Like You, and Where the Heart Is round out the disc.

On the other hand, DRM prevents people from easily migrating their book across platforms * or lending it to a friend or family member (which incidentally is one way authors get new readers — and new customers.)

He notes that two major publishers don't make their books available for lending; two others make books available, but just through pilot programs (mentioned in our earlier item); other member - publishers of the association make some but not all books (backlist) available to libraries; and there's a publisher that makes a book available only for 26 loans «before the library has to re-up its licensing arrangement.»

For starters, each institution has its own requirements, some of them only lend to members but others tend to help all those in need.

In these circumstances (and many others), it may be worthwhile to lend money to a family member or friend.

Other financial experts believe that it is sometimes appropriate to lend money to family members, if you may have good reason to believe that your friends or family members will pay you back.

Inform other family members to ensure they are able to pitch in and lend a hand (or, for more contested matters, keep an eye on the spouse left behind).

The American Cancer Society defines a caregiver as a family member, friend, loved one or other support person who lends physical, emotional or other support to someone at any time during the cancer journey.2 Importantly, they are part of a triadic model of involvement together with the patient and healthcare professional and take on multiple roles, from involvement in treatment decision - making in cancer, to acting as conduits of information between the patient and the specialist and vice versa and supporting the patient's decisions.3

Leonard frequently works with other members of the firm on merger and acquisition transactions, secured lending transactions, reorganization of real estate portfolios, and litigation advice as it pertains to real estate.