Sentence examples for a repayable from inspiring English sources

Those who were entitled to a grant will receive exactly the same figure in their bank account every term through a repayable loan.

The court's deputy president, Lady Hale, declared the ban unjustified and said victims "will find it hard to understand why they are allowed access to all the public services, including cash welfare benefits, but are denied access to this one benefit which is a repayable loan".

Those required to make a contribution should have a choice of payment methods - either at the time of the course, in which case no interest would be charged, or as a repayable fee that would be collected at a later date through the tax system once a particular level of earnings is reached.

But, if you are domiciled in Wales or elsewhere in the EU (other than the UK) you will be eligible for a non-repayable tuition fee grant of £5,100 from the Welsh Government (subject to terms and conditions) and a repayable tuition fee loan of £3,900.

Late last year, four villages south of Kochi (formerly Cochin) set up the Keyal Gramodhaya (Backwater Self-help Group) with the help of ecotourism specialist Village Ways, which provided a grant and a loan (repayable over 30 years).

The weekly repayments are £495.94, with a total repayable of £7,935.

On top of this, the Tories outlined controversial plans to scrap the student maintenance grant and replace it with a more repayable loan instead.

The Welsh government has given the airport a £10m loan repayable over a 12 year period for renovations.

Undergraduate parents may be eligible for a special support grant, a non-repayable sum worth up to £3,387 to help with living costs.

It is also a believer in free university tuition; wants a non-repayable student grant and is fully behind a free publicly available NHS. Mr Harvie said: "Everyone is tired of the same old Westminster politics.

She received a maintenance loan of £6,858 and a non-repayable grant of £2,058.