Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Where a lower borrowing rate is offered for a limited duration at the beginning of the credit agreement, the annual percentage rate shall be calculated on the basis of the final rate that applies to the credit agreement after that limited duration.
• 'fixed borrowing rate' means that the creditor and the consumer agree in the credit agreement on one borrowing rate for the entire duration of the credit agreement or on several borrowing rates for partial periods using exclusively a fixed specific percentage.
• (ca) the borrowing body shall inform EBA of the initial interest rate as well as the duration of the loan.
• To that end, the Authority should confirm that the conditions of borrowing between Deposit Guarantee Schemes laid down in this Directive are fulfilled, the initial interest rate as well as the duration of the loan.
• Where the borrowing rate is not fixed for the duration of the contract, it shall be highlighted that this amount is illustrative and may vary in particular in relation with the variation in the borrowing rate.
• If different borrowing rates and charges are offered for a limited period or amount, the highest borrowing rate and charges shall be deemed to be the borrowing rate and charges for the whole duration of the credit agreement.
• Where one or a number of fixed borrowing rates have been established, they shall apply for the duration of the period specified in the credit agreement.
• Where a lower borrowing rate is offered for a limited duration at the beginning of the credit agreement, the advertisement shall contain a prominently displayed annual percentage rate calculated on the actual borrowing rate after that limited duration.

• MT: Residents may borrow from overseas without the need to obtain exchange control approval if the borrowing is for a period exceeding three years.
• Residents may borrow from overseas without the need to obtain exchange control approval if the borrowing is for a period exceeding three years.
• However, an entity does not normally suspend capitalising borrowing costs during a period when it carries out substantial technical and administrative work.
• Such tools and arrangements may include, where allowed under national law, gates, partial redemptions, temporary borrowings, notice periods and pools of liquid assets.
• An entity shall suspend capitalisation of borrowing costs during extended periods in which it suspends active development of a qualifying asset.
• In the view of the French State, therefore, keeping outstanding debt constant in value would limit new borrowing over the period to amounts of between EUR 12 and 14 billion. Investment levels would then be limited.
• The rate of interest to be applied to historical costs shall be the rates that applied to government borrowings over that period.
• past heavy borrowing (in the period 2000