Sentence examples for be made to repay from inspiring English sources

Students living overseas who have taken out a loan under the Higher Education Loan Programme and whose payments are above $53,345 will be made to repay existing debts from July 2017.

The Socialist government of President François Hollande also launched separate legal proceedings on Friday to challenge the Tapie payout in the Paris appeals court, raising the possibility that, if judges see fit, it could be annulled and Tapie be made to repay it.

The "victim" in Wilson was a pawnbroker that had given a customer a £5,000 loan in return for her car, and claimed a violation of its rights when a technicality with the contract meant she couldn't be made to repay it.

"The fact that the MPs have then marked their own homework and decided to give her the benefit of the doubt and suggested that she should only be made to repay a mere £5,000 is neither here nor there - the language of the report is shocking in its tone, and I think Maria Miller stands condemned by her own actions".

The regular £15m the Glazers are set to make from United every year follows a series of occasions on which they have made money since floating the club, which they bought in 2005 using debt that the club itself has been made to repay.

All efforts will now be made to restore the business and recover damages to repay debts to creditors.

The legislation also modified Project BioShield so that milestone payments could be made to companies, without the need for companies to repay the funding to the government if the product fails or the contract is canceled.

The schemes fell apart when loans were made to borrowers who were unable to repay.

To date, many foreclosures have occurred because mortgages were made to people who had no ability to repay over time.

The allocation was properly calculated this year, but no provision has been made for repaying the owners who were overcharged in previous years.

(The application to repay past benefits must be made within one year after they are first drawn).