Sentence examples for does not repay the from inspiring English sources
If she does not repay the bank, am I obligated to refund the security?
If Le Pen does not repay the €339,000 – the wages paid for the past five years to Légier, allegedly a Le Pen family bodyguard of 20 years' standing, and Griset, who held several senior positions in Marine Le Pen's office at the Front National HQ in Nanterre, outside Paris – the parliament could in principle begin withholding part of her MEP's salary and expenses.
The memo, written last week to the City Council by Montebello's departing city manager, also said the city could face the potential of "bond default or other difficulties" if it does not repay the $17 million it borrowed from its redevelopment agency by June 30.
Tenants too have to have some protection against being evicted if a landlord doesn't repay the lender – which is why there are special Buy to Let mortgages for people planning to let out property.
His motive in leaving does not appear, the only showing being that it was without legal excuse and that he did not repay the money received.
Before the session ends, Patten says he wants to clarify that Mark Thompson did not repay the BBC money from his severance payment.
If the landlord did not repay the repair costs and associated fines and fees, the city placed a lien against the building, which the landlord would have to repay before refinancing or selling.
(Astrup did not repay the compliment: "Everything he does is supposed to be so brilliant that it doesn't have to be more than merely sketched," he wrote to a friend).
Many of them will now worry that what is to go in the pot is so small that the returns do not repay the time and money spent on submissions.
These customers were billed a "service charge" at an annual percentage rate of 24.99% if they did not repay the outstanding balance on their Directory account and card by a set date each month.
He did not repay the theater for the tickets until December, according to his spokesman, Rick Coca, who did not promptly respond to questions about their value.
