Sentence examples for delay the repayment from inspiring English sources

While schools and employers have undertaken initiatives to forgive in part or delay the repayment of debt, these programs need to be expanded.

The rating status "reflects Standard & Poor's continuing efforts to determine why a group with reported liquidity of 3.7 billion euros excluding the Epicurum Fund had to delay the repayment of a 150 million euro bond," Hugues de La Presle, a Standard & Poor's credit analyst, said in a statement.

Greece's debt managers are also finalising a €135 billion package of debt swaps and rollovers for private-sector investors which would allow the country to delay the repayment of about one-third of its bills for up to 30 years.The scrambling might be enough to allow Greece to escape immediate default; but it will also make a more brutal restructuring in the future much harder.

On February 20 , 2008 KFN was once again forced to delay the repayment of billions of dollars of commercial paper, and began a new round of talks with creditors.

On Mar. 3, days after an early vote count showed he'd lost the election, Grillos modified terms of the $3 million Isle of Man loan, delaying the repayment date and, Knapp says, making it possibly uncollectable.

But, you know, the other problem we have right now is a number of states have announced that they're going to be delaying the repayment of taxes that are owed back to taxpayers.

At Oliver's request, Walrath delayed the repayment plan from going into effect for 10 days.

Under the previous bailout, Greece was due to pay back loans from the IMF and ECB in the first few years of its programme but delay the bulk of repayment to Europe's stability fund until 2023.

Should a deal be reached on a new package of reforms it is understood that eurozone finance ministers would sign off a more lenient schedule that would cut the interest rate on the loans and delay the bulk of Athens' repayments beyond 2030, in return for clear commitments to create a more sustainable public budget.

Critics of the IMF have accused the organisation of doing more to delay the recovery of the eurozone area by imposing strict repayments schedules on indebted countries.

The emirate, whose property-reliant economy has been hit hard by the global recession, asked yesterday for a delay in the repayment of its $35bn£21bnbn) loan due on 30 November.