Sentence examples for as arrears from inspiring English sources

Since the order, I have been paying the reduced rent, but the landlord continues to bill me at the higher rate and counts my deductions as arrears on my rent statement.

"How an individual has subsequently managed that debt is a completely different thing and it is too early to say whether this historic data [such as arrears] could just be erased altogether".

Welfare reforms such as the bedroom tax contributed to an 18% rise in repossession actions by social landlords in 2013-14, a trend expected to rise as arrears increase and temporary financial support shrinks.

The government hopes to cut the combined federal-and-state deficit from almost 10% of GDP five years ago to about 5.2% in 2007-08 (if you ignore the liabilities it keeps off its balance sheet, such as arrears on fertiliser subsidies).But 2008 may bring an early general election, which is never an auspicious time for fiscal restraint.

As a protest, she stopped paying her rent and was soon threatened with eviction as arrears began to build up.

Paul Smee, director general of the CML, said the fall could partly be explained by lenders more effectively managing those accounts in arrears, as well as an improved economic backdrop.

Hit by financial problems, the RFU has been unable to meet Capello's reported £6.8m salary but could now pay the arrears as soon as Wednesday, the president, Nikolai Tolstykh, said.

The Sky Blues could have reduced the arrears as early as the fifth minute when Clarke connected with Carl Baker's cross but the striker's header went inches wide.

As rent arrears spiral as a result of the bedroom tax, however, the council says it now has to consider whether it should evict families, even though this would prove hugely and pointlessly expensive: "If we evicted households the city would have to provide them with accommodation, putting them up in a similar but more costly home.

His water bill is in arrears as well.

While the economy has played a role in the low level of arrears, as have historically low interest rates, regulation has also played a part.