Sentence examples for avoid repayment from inspiring English sources

Member A allegedly assured Fonville & Co. that it would eventually be repaid — even while designing a plan to avoid repayment, according to the suit.

Companies setting up shop in China face domestic manufacturers that consistently undercut them by building factories at practically no cost, borrowing the money cheaply from state-owned Chinese banks and using various strategies to avoid repayment.

Fonville's company has filed a claim in a South Carolina court against two companies in which Mulvaney has an ownership stake, accusing them of ­ intent to deceive," "fraudulent acts" and "breach of contract" to avoid repayment.

Fonville's court claim, however, presents a far more complicated picture, laying out a series of transactions by the Mulvaney-linked companies that he alleges were designed to avoid repayment.

Authorities are trying to determine whether Mr. Quinn, former head of the Quinn Group conglomerate, and his family are hiding assets to avoid repayment of the 2.8 billion euros, or $3.5 billion, he owes to the state-controlled bank that seized control of his business empire last year.

However, it was the merchants bringing the grain from north Africa to Rome who kept the empire fed.These attitudes persisted through the Middle Ages, when moneylending was a despised activity to be left to minorities like the Jews; sovereign risk in those days was the danger that the king would imprison or execute his creditors to avoid repayment.

Worst of all, he teaches dishonest techniques for avoiding repayment of debt (lines 1214 1302) and encourages young men to beat their parents into submission (lines 1408 46).

Though it has sought to clarify its rules, the city has also struggled to stay a step ahead of candidates who avoid meaningful repayment by using surplus campaign funds to hire lawyers during the audits to challenge the city's calculation of what they owe, or by paying penalties with surplus funds they would otherwise owe the city.

I don't really blame those who are avoiding their repayments.

The company is desperately trying to sell assets before the year-end to avoid defaulting on repayments of its $26.6 billion of debt.WorldCom is another big telecoms group, but its problems dwarfed those at Global Crossing.

Insider Tip: Avoid income repayment plans, which can increase your interest payments over time.