1. A free low-interest credit card can be a useful budgeting tool.

2. The company boondoggled investors into a low-interest project.

3. Many will offer low-interest loans, tax breaks or whatever else it takes to close a deal.

4. America have carried out the low-interest policy for years to encourage credit consumption, and finally the money borrowed is more than the repaying ability, causing the global financial crisis.

5. The fund is an interim measure to provide concessional (low-interest) financing to scale up low carbon technologies pending negotiations on a new global climate change agreement.

6. They scattered low-interest credit cards and home equity loan offers like takeout menus, creating the illusion of prosperity by driving up home values.

7. International funds could be used to subsidise low-interest loans to energy-efficient buildings, or to pay for technology transfer.

8. Japan, long China's biggest donor, halted new low-interest loans in 2008.

9. He is eligible for a low-interest government loan of up to $30m.

10. Another pool of buyers has taken advantage of low-interest, low-down-payment FHA loans.

11. Some received substantial occupational assistance in the form of low-interest loans.

12. President Clinton declared federal disasters in 37 California counties, opening the way for low-interest loans and other federal aid.

13. But then short-term interest rates rose unexpectedly, and customers shifted money from low-interest savings accounts to high-interest deposit accounts.

14. These days 60 percent of all aid comes in the form of low-interest loans.

15. Spring Airlines last year by the first loan is their low-interest loans to U. S. , but U. S. dollars are very nervous at the time, give me the time the loan also invited us to eat.

16. We also got strong support from the Carter administration in the form of low-interest loans for poultry producers who’d lost millions of chickens, and farmers whose fields had burned up.

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17. In the United States, privately owned dwelling units for needy households constructed or rehabilitated with the assistance of government grants or low-interest loans.

18. Within two years, we will cancel or annul in other ways all the interest-free and low-interest loans borrowed by HIPCs having diplomatic relations with China which matured at the end of 2004.

19. It had become a hot topic that my colleagues here applied for a new low-interest loans to replace the original house loans.

20. Nicaragua buys $1 billion a year of Venezuelan oil, and gets half of it back in low-interest, long-term loans.

21. A subsidy is a government payment to a domestic producer. Subsidies take many forms including cash grants, low-interest loans, tax breaks, and government equity participation in domestic firms.

22. Not only can you visit the store an hour earlier than the regular members, but you can also apply for a low-interest business credit line and affordable credit card processing services.

23. Even if the utilities lost their appeals, which they usually did, the effect of the pancaking was to force ratepayers, including many poor people, to give them massive low-interest loans.

24. Those cashing in their SDR allotments for dollars or euros have to pay a low interest rate until they repurchase those allotments, so the SDR is effectively a low-interest line of credit.

25. Chinese enterprises are sometimes the beneficiaries of largesse from Beijing, such as low-interest loans that may never need to be repaid in full.

26. Tesla has enough now, Driscoll says, much of it from the $465 million in low-interest government loans that the company received from the US Department of Energy back in June 2009.

27. Mr. Chavez says the IMF and other Washington-based multilateral lenders have forced 'savage neoliberalism' on Latin America and other regions in return for low-interest loans.

28. By using the collective's name, the private village factory paid lower taxes and even received low-interest loans.

29. Germany and Britain have moved in recent months to reduce or phase out aid. Japan, long China's biggest donor, halted new low-interest loans in 2008.

1. A free low-interest credit card can be a useful budgeting tool.