Sentence examples for allowed to pay back from inspiring English sources

Now there is an argument afloat that they shouldn't be allowed to pay back funds if they took advantage of the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP).

The figure pales in comparison to the program's $700.0 billion price tag, but it indicates stress tests are being completed and banks are being allowed to pay back TARP funds.

And once he withdraws the money, he's not allowed to pay it back to the account later.

The Treasury Department is expected to unveil Tuesday which banks will be allowed to pay money back to the government from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

In exchange for not prosecuting them for tax evasion (a criminal offense), they were allowed to pay their back taxes, and a penalty, and retain anonymity.

Most big banks were allowed to pay dividends and pay back the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program money.

Warner covered its partner until May 2009, when Village Roadshow secured a one-year bridge loan, which allowed it to pay back Warner and secure new long-term financing.

Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, told Mr. Bremer at a hearing on Thursday that Americans would be "justifiably outraged" if a dime of taxpayer aid allowed Iraq to pay back its loans to creditors in France or Saudi Arabia.

First, he says Mahou simply allowed Founders to pay back some of its early investors and has never contributed any operating capital to the 21-year-old company.

Instead, they found independent private lenders willing to invest in exchange for higher interest rates, but which allowed them to pay back the city's loan merely months later.

Essentially, the agreement is another step toward the goal of allowing Argentina to reorganize its economy, potentially allowing it to pay back its debts at some unspecified point.