loan of money

These supplies include loans of money, and some property transactions.

When friends parted, they exchanged loans of money to be returned in the next life.

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

This article is about loans of money.

A mortgage is a security interest in real property held by a lender as a security for a debt, usually a loan of money.

He knew that a loan of money at the right tine might have given Robert special treatment that would have made all the difference.

So to anyone who came along Lazarus would give a room and a bed, and beer credit, and a loan of money.

And now, the greatest insult of all was that Toshiro had come, hat in hand, for a loan of money.

In banking, being Shariah compliant means you do not pay or accept interest or fees for loans of money.

"He had asked her for a loan of money and she found him unreliable, so she let him go," Detective College said.

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

His plans, schemes and projects, together with his expectation of being sent to Holland to negotiate a loan of money, had all miscarried.

What is the difference between profiting from, say, a cargo of wheat and profiting from a loan of money?

He also renewed his acquaintance with the nabob, for whom, as he himself confesses, he occasionally procured loans of money.

"M-m, I have wondered at some of the assistance Fireball has given, loans of money and facilities and so forth.

At the time, most Christian nations heavily incorporated scripture into their laws, and as such it was illegal for any person to charge interest on a loan of money.

Sharia prohibits the fixed or floating payment or acceptance of specific interest or fees (known as riba, or usury) for loans of money.

Benefits a patron might confer include legal representation in court, loans of money, influencing business deals or marriages, and supporting a client's candidacy for political office or a priesthood.

Alex is going on holiday but has some problems with the Triads, because when Chad was in Hong Kong he got a loan of money using Alex's face.

The extremity of his financial straits reduced him soon afterwards to handing over his only son, Philip, to Venetian merchants as a pledge for loans of money.

The Charitable Corporation was a company set up by Royal Charter, to give loans of money to poor people, to prevent them falling into the hands of pawnbrokers.

A young credit union teller named Sally Decker (played by Kathryn Leigh Scott) is arguing with her boss, Jim Johnson, over a loan of money.

This could mean anything from making a more productive use of loans of money earned to the ability of women to achieve higher values of output based on cropping patterns.

"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.

His plan, after encountering ridicule, was carried into effect under powers obtained by an act of parliament passed in 1763, and by the aid of subscriptions and loans of money.