Sentence examples for Extend the interest from inspiring English sources

Two other bills, recently passed by different Senate committees, would extend the interest rate change beyond two years, and one of them would also suspend a measure intended to punish companies that let their pension plans become severely underfunded.

As a result, the government wants to extend the interest that credit unions can charge to 3% a month (42.6% APR).

For various reasons, his rate lock expired, and, as you might expect, despite begging and pleading, the bank would not extend the interest rate.

The Girlfriend Experience extends the interest in non-professional performers that Soderbergh explored in films such as Schizopolis (1996) and Traffic (2000), as well as the 2003 HBO series K Street.

Congress extended the interest rates for a year not because it was good policy, or because 3.4 percent is some ideal rate for loans, but largely because student debt had become a political issue in the presidential campaign.

They just released an NBA draft combine DLC for their NBA basketball series that not only extends the interest in the title through the off-season, but helps keep the franchise's awareness strong leading up to the next installment.

Borrowers loved the idea of interest-free credit, and soon banks were vying for business by extending the interest-free period.

In Brussels, on the other hand, he extended the interests in consumer affairs which had begun when he became a member of the Consumer Associations Council in 1982.

Their letter added: "Extending the interest-free loans would allow states to avoid increasing payroll taxes, reducing benefits, or both, while the economic recovery continues".

The deal signed with the Liverpool co-owner George Gillett will seek to set up two exclusive academies in Saudi Arabia and two in North Africa while also extending the interests of the American's Nascar franchise Richard Petty Motorsports.

Messrs Obama and Romney both hope their support for extending the interest-rate subsidy will help them decide.This sort of giveaway may be good politics, but it's terrible policy.