"delayed repayment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the context of financial agreements, either between two people or between a lending institution and a borrower. For example, "The borrower requested a delayed repayment on their loan due to financial difficulties."
The loans by which it did so have been "restructured" to allow delayed repayment.
Any deal will probably include an agreement to allow delayed repayment in return for some sort of guarantee, implicit or explicit, from the state that the creditors will indeed get their money some day.
Williams backed his corner this lunchtime by insisting that the fees package was "very fair indeed to those at the bottom of the income scale", because it provided for scholarships of up to two years' tuition for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds and delayed repayment of fees until graduates are earning £21,000.
It was found that about 69% of respondents were availing loans and 79% of them delayed repayment of loans due to the consequences of drought.
Berkett has also delayed repayments of large parts of Virgin Media's £6bn debt and is hoping its superfast broadband service will give it the competitive edge over its rivals such as BSkyB, BT, and Carphone Warehouse.
The Tribune's parent company declared bankruptcy yesterday to help delay repayment on massive debts.
The new loan would be for $14 billion (in addition Brazil will delay repayment of $5.5 billion to the Fund).
The Broncos say they believe Carter is manipulating the bankruptcy laws to delay repayment or to avoid repaying them altogether.
A FRISSON of fear touched the London property market briefly on news that Dubai World was delaying repayment of some of its $60 billion £366 billion) in debt.
The announcement in November that Dubai would delay repayment of some of its debts raised the possibility of yet another round of woe.
Borrowers can lose, or win less than expected, or cases can simply drag on, delaying repayment until the profit is drained from the investment.
