Sentence examples for by refusing to repay from inspiring English sources

The couple moved to lodgings near the Mansion House, but their landlord there may have learnt of their relationship from Fanny's family, expressing his contempt by refusing to repay a sum of money Kent loaned him.

A summary of the audit shows that Southern California Edison is in financial distress and is staying out of bankruptcy court largely by slashing costs and refusing to repay some debts.

A state school in south London lauded by politicians is likely to be stripped of its management after refusing to repay £2m in government funds and charging pupils to use its own swimming pool through a tangled network of payments and companies.

In the suit, filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, the board asked for repayment of that amount, a penalty of $10,000 for refusing to repay the funds and $8,000 for penalties previously assessed by the board.

Innkeepers is also refusing to repay the two firms' $20 million deposit on the deal.

The recipient took the money, spent it, and is refusing to repay it.

He is refusing to repay a $243m loan for the plant from Brazil's national development bank.

Some economists believe Greece and Ireland could follow Iceland, which is refusing to repay the UK a £2bn "loan".

The students, calling themselves the Corinthian Fifteen, had organized a "debt strike," refusing to repay their student loans even at the risk of going into default.

On Friday, the Transportation Department flatly rejected the state's arguments for refusing to repay $271 million that was spent on a project, canceled last year, to build a pair of rail tunnels under the Hudson River.

America's only known instance of outright default (other than refusing to repay debts in gold in 1933) occurred in 1979 when the Treasury failed to redeem $122m of Treasury bills on time.