Sentence examples for delay or forbearance from inspiring English sources

Shaun Donovan, the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, said borrowers would also be able to work out repayment plans to avoid having to pay the missed payments in a lump sum at the end of the delay or forbearance period.

For federal student loans, students may be eligible to receive a deferment or forbearance, provisions that delay or temporarily reduce monthly repayments.

A large share of borrowers are in deferment or forbearance plans, which enable borrowers to delay full monthly payments.

Those options include delaying or reducing payments ("forbearance" in industry parlance) and restructuring loans, among other things.

His fatalism, or forbearance, can be parlayed into something like martyrdom.

Default can be avoided by applying for deferment or forbearance before missing a payment.

The induced 'action or forbearance' works an estoppel against the promisor.

The induced 'action or forbearance' is the consideration for the promise.

A current standstill, or forbearance, agreement had been scheduled to expire on Friday and would have initiated a bankruptcy filing.

Most of the collection's characters move through events with a resignation or forbearance rare in contemporary fiction.

Federal Loans Defer or Forbearance All federal loans have a grace period of six months after graduation.