Her tears gave more credence to the story.

Tom never lends money to anyone.

Tom never lends money to anyone.

Tom never lends money to anyone.

Tom never lends money to anyone.

Tom never lends money to anyone.

Clinton lends herself graciously to the exercise.

He lends money at a high rate of interest.

Anyone who lends a hand is part of the vertical.

The old woman lends money at the rate of three percent.

I remember being told a story about China that gives credence to the Communist leadership s generous verdict on Mao.

However, these reserves represent an important hidden asset that lends strength to the Fund s balance sheet.

It is a discomforting conflict of interest that debtors dominate an international institution that lends them vast sums.

But how far can the separation between person and politician be taken and to what extent do we really give it credence?

This lends weight to the argument that Cameron s veto was essentially a political move, intended to bolster his domestic support.

Nevertheless, I think this Dutch tradition lends itself perfectly for teaching young children about racism, colonialism and religion throughout history.

To give additional credence to their praise, they should leave no doubt that if war became the only option they would stand by America.

Football, more than most sports, lends itself to tribal feelings the collective effort, the team colors, the speed, the physical aggression.

The participation of many governments not only distributes the costs of going to war, but also lends legitimacy to the enterprise.

Although prions are fundamentally different from viruses and viroids, their discovery gives credence to the theory that viruses could have evolved from self replicating molecules.

Tibet, India s government says, is an integral part of China, and India lends no support to those who would challenge that status.

As Indonesia s size makes it a natural leader of ASEAN, the ACD lends Thaksin a broader platform that stresses Thailand s geographical advantages.

The Greek central bank, in turn, lends money to the country s commercial banks, which lend it to Greek citizens and foreign creditors.

For one thing, it would lend credence to the rescue of the banking system and allow additional support to the EU s newer and more vulnerable members.

There is plenty of scope for different judgments on both issues, neither of which lends itself to definitive answers based on solid numbers.

Keep Calm and Carry On as the British government famously urged its citizens in 1939 is advice that often lends itself to parody.

This pattern of action and inaction by the Council has given greater credence to those who believe the UN s highest human rights body is inherently anti Israel.

Even outside Europe, the IMF has long given too much credence to sitting governments, rather than focusing on the long term interests of the country and its people.

Second, it lends itself much more effectively to long term strategic thinking about the overall direction of the national, or even the international, economy.

Because a DNA sequence is a one dimensional entity, it lends itself much better to single number comparisons than a four dimensional body does.

If the Bank lends to multiple oil exporting countries, the market for oil bonds that it creates would be that much larger and more liquid.

We can only thank any goodwill which lends its support to the education of children who will go on to become tomorrow's leaders of Mali.

Only then can any credence be given to its stated position not unattractive in principle in favor of resource sharing arrangements for disputed territory pending final resolution of competing claims.

What credence can the responsibility to protect have when we know that however bad things get in Tibet, Xinjiang, or the Northern Caucasus, military action against China or Russia will always be off limits?

Those who give credence to the rumor point to an early decision of his cabinet to allocate 17 million to renovate the Jamkaran mosque, where devotees of the 12th Imam have prayed for centuries.

In this model, the economy needs a state that eagerly lends an ear to business, and, when necessary, greases the wheels of commerce by providing incentives, subsidies, and other discretionary benefits.

Because the IMF lends money on a short term basis, there was an incentive to ignore the effects of austerity in order to arrive at growth projections that imply an ability to repay.

There was good news in this summit Europe s leaders have finally understood that the bootstrap operation by which Europe lends money to the banks to save the sovereigns, and to the sovereigns to save the banks, will not work.

Basque may well be the most unusual language of Europe it has an unconventional structure and is not akin to any other language, and just because of that it lends itself as a worthwhile field of research for linguists.

Of course, unlike Wikipedia, the three websites that were striking on July 2 do in fact host a lot of pirated content (along with many public domain works a la Project Gutenberg), which lends a certain ironic air to their rhetoric.

In fact, in some ways, chess is as popular and successful today as at any point in the last few decades. Chess lends itself very well to Internet play, and fans can follow top level tournaments in real time, often with commentary.

To give additional credence to their praise, they should leave no doubt that if war became the only option they would stand by America. But they should also emphasize that war is not the only, and certainly not the automatic serious consequence to follow from Iraqi non compliance.

At its recent annual meeting, World Bank officials spoke extensively about corruption. It is an understandable concern money that the Bank lends to developing countries that ends up in secret bank accounts or finances some contractors luxurious lifestyle leaves a country more indebted, not more prosperous.

your destruction will be described in textbooks! you went against RUSSIA and the number of those wishing to tear your balls off is legion! Although Mark Feygin s record as the dissenters defender is not stellar, it is undeniable that he lends the Savchenko case some much needed publicity.

In this model, the economy needs a state that eagerly lends an ear to business, and, when necessary, greases the wheels of commerce by providing incentives, subsidies, and other discretionary benefits. Because investment and job creation ensure economic prosperity, the objective of government policy should be to make producers happy.