Then, money was easy and regulation light.

(b) The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

Stiff eligibility and repayment conditions.

The authors speculate that easier loan securitization may have made risky CRA compliant loans seem less costly.

Facilitating access to credit from banks and financial institutions.

11.1.2 The right to credit and to bank loans

Access to credit enabled women to initiate, sustain and increase productivity.

Policy enhancements have been made to mortgage portability, second homes and mortgage qualification for self employed borrowers.

He had been able to obtain clarification of the matter very easily and, in his opinion, the question should not have been raised.

(c) Access to resources, including microcredit, new technologies and agricultural input

Residential licensing and land titling offer tenure arrangement that could be helpful in accessing credit.

At the same time, expanded access to credit has supported a building boom to meet vast untapped demand.

Loans often require bribes, and the banks procedures are bewildering to the unlettered.

b. The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

The right to bank loans, mortgages and other forms of financial credit

People will not spend normally unless they have both a job and normal access to credit.

In a bid to strengthen women's economic security, access to credit had improved with the introduction of the Government's microfinance schemes for women entrepreneurs.

More equitable access to credit is also critical for women's economic empowerment.

The family sector has found difficulties of access to credits, due to lack of earnings and the conditions needed or required by Commercial Banks.

States should facilitate access to credit and subsidies for projects, designed to empower women of African descent.

Legislation had been enacted to eliminate discrimination against women in access to credit, including mortgage loans.

Easy access to guns in the US leads to horrific murder rates relative to other highly educated and wealthy societies.

The good times were also buoyed by easier access to low cost capital, much of which has come in the wake of the global financial crisis.

More than 65,000 young people have been given loans from the Credit Fund and the realization of loans is nearly 89 per cent.

But, despite the pivotal economic role that the informal sector plays, it has no access to conventional bank loans.

As a result, commercial providers of debt or equity cannot get the high returns and quick exits that they seek.

Further, the Government has introduced measures such as the creation of a revolving fund for loans to youth to give young people access to financial capital to a set up small businesses.

With non possession of any property, women are automatically denied access to loans whose approval requires real estate as collateral.

Moreover, since farmers who do have access to formal credit will have less incentive to repay their loans, banks will become more reluctant to lend to any farmers at all.

The existing policies are geared toward formal sectors, and to some vulnerable groups (the elderly, pregnant women, malnourished children, etc.) There is no open discrimination in the concession of bank loans, but social barriers exist and that makes it difficult for some women to have access to credit.

While current legislation in Guinea does not discriminate against women in any way, there are several factors that in practice deny most women access to formal credit.

Lack of access to water and pastures, coupled with the easy availability of small arms and light weapons, had led to increasingly violent conflicts between pastoral groups, further undermining development and affecting young people in particular.

The major exception is the US, where the ready availability of firearms contributes to one of the highest homicide rates and the highest gun homicide rate among developed countries.

1.145 To improve the quality of the Microcredit Community Support Programme, and enhance opportunities for economic inclusion through skills training and increased access to diversified loan products.

But getting access to sensitive information in transitional democracies is not always easier, as I know from my previous work as a human rights lawyer with the Romanian Helsinki Committee.

At the same time, many very small businesses cannot get credit, because the local banks on which they depend have inadequate capital, owing to accrued losses on commercial real estate loans.

A suggestion to fire at any attacking aircraft was easily passed.

In practice, however, this right of women is limited by the sexual division of labour, whereby women are confined to the role of housewives, as well as by their extreme poverty and the unavailability of bank credit.

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New jobs at higher wages, in easier conditions, and for more people were soon created and readily found.

The new law, which came to replace the military dictatorship era Statute of the Foreigner , will allow foreign nationals to take part in political activities, ensures easier access to paper work and regulates migrant's rights to humanitarian visas.

Her Government attached great importance to women's issues and was trying to empower them through the use of microcredit and non formal education, an approach which encouraged values based rather than violent societal behaviour patterns.

However, in cases where loans are still needed to fully finance the development requirements, the grant element of these loans may be linked principally to debtors' export prospects, as external debt can be sustainable only if debtor countries can earn enough foreign exchange to service their debt.

Ms. Tan asked whether Mr. Fahey had statistics on the number of women seeking protection orders, on the ease and the length of the process, and on the actions taken when a court order was violated.

The substance of the Provident Fund loans is a facility that would allow the members of the Fund to have access to their individual Fund credits in the form of an advance withdrawal repayable over a number of years, depending on the humanitarian purpose of the loan.