Sentences with phrase «loan subsidies through»
But even with the lower cap, we think we will be able to provide the loans and loan subsidies through the end of the year without rationing or slowdown.
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Through loan guarantees, government investment or other subsidies, Ottawa and Alberta can try to keep the project afloat with your tax dollars — beyond the point at which the market would otherwise kill it.
Through energy subsidies and cheap loans, Beijing has encouraged the growth of far more aluminum and steel production than it can use at home.
Perhaps all of the current subsidies baked in through loan forgiveness already are suppressing teacher salaries.
The program shall be used to provide funds, through Literary Fund loans and subsidies, and through VPSA bond sales, to fund a portion of the projects on the First or Second Literary Fund Waiting List, or other critical projects which may receive priority placement on the First or Second Literary Fund Waiting List by the Department of Education.
The TIFIA loan subsidy cost for this project was funded through a TIGER III grant and began repayment in June 2013 and will reach final maturity in December 2047.
The European auto industry could get loans or subsidies to help get through the downturn.
Through these loans, the government grants a subsidy to the student by shouldering interest payments while a student is still in school or in a period of forbearance.
Both public and for - profit colleges are heavily subsidized but for - profit schools generate most of these subsidies through Pell Grants and student loans.
Grameen Shakti, for example, is a rural - based renewable energy company in Bangladesh that was able to provide loans to customers at preferential rates through loan subsidies provided by the Bangladesh Infrastructure Development Company.
But the figure still represents a success, lenders say, because last year's volume was hampered when HUD ran out of credit subsidies (required loan - loss reserve funds) halfway through the fiscal year.