Sentence examples for allowed to repay from inspiring English sources

Still, some of those weaker banks may be allowed to repay the money soon.

Slipper repeatedly argued he was a victim of double standards given other MPs had been allowed to repay expenses.

As with the other countries, Cuba will be allowed to repay Venezuela with a mixture of money, goods and services.

As inflation shot up, mortgage borrowers were allowed to repay interest at old rates, and banks were told to capitalise the difference.

Defaulters who make a payment of 3percentt of their debt balance will be allowed to repay the remaining debt over eight years.

But whether Citigroup will be allowed to repay the money it received under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, is uncertain.

South Korea borrowed heavily on international financial markets to supply capital for its industrial expansion, but the success of its exports allowed it to repay much of its debt.

In theory, the federal government could profit from the guarantees by collecting fees from power plant builders if profits from the reactors allowed utilities to repay the loans.

The boost allowed UKAR to repay £2.1bn of its government loan, although it still owes a whopping £46.6bn to the UK taxpayer.

Under the provision, the department would examine for-profit colleges and nonprofit trade programs to see how much debt their students accumulated in paying for schooling, and whether the jobs they secured after graduation allowed them to repay their loans.

After he learned of the trouble this might cause, the city allowed him to repay the two years' worth of tax breaks — $17,879.42 — and retroactively ruled that he had stopped receiving the breaks in 2004.