Sentence examples for commitment of borrowers from inspiring English sources

"This increases the financial commitment of borrowers to repaying their loans," the post-consultation report from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) said, announcing the freeze.

They count not just the value of servicing for mortgages on the books but also the prospective future value of servicing rights for a portion of the mortgages that, not quite final, are the subject of interest rate commitments to borrowers.

"The product enables a move, though it's important to point out it still requires a commitment of further funds by the borrower to the new purchase if trading up.

But the tide has turned and increasing numbers of borrowers want the certainty of a longer-term commitment, say brokers – and lenders are offering more, and better, deals.

But those programs have underperformed, Obama and Duncan have acknowledged, failing to enroll a sizeable number of borrowers and casting doubt on the Education Department's commitment to helping current borrowers manage their debt.

Standard & Poor's gave warning last year that many European governments will be relegated to the second division of borrowers if they do not tackle spending commitments that are set to soar as populations age.

Pricing in repo markets increasingly reflect the geographic origins of borrowers and of borrowers' collateral.

That $36 billion will come out of borrowers' hides, of course.

Bangladesh has the largest numbers of borrowers of any country.

One-quarter of borrowers paid $781 or more in fees.

There is little appetite on behalf of borrowers or creditors.