Sentence examples for exclude the repayment from inspiring English sources

It would also exclude the repayment of loans.

* Why exclude the Russians?

In the fourth quarter, Citigroup posted 33 cents loss per share, in line with analyst estimates, on revenue of $5.4 billion, or $15.5 billion excluding the loss on the repayment of TARP.

The government said the figures showed only the top 10% of earners fell behind the CPI rate - which excludes the costs of buying and owning a home such as mortgage interest repayments - with an average increase of 2%.

In view of the uncertainty of the legitimacy of African debts we have excluded debt repayment from one of our analysis (column 12).

In view of the uncertainty of the legitimacy of African debts we have also provided results where we excluded debt repayment from our analysis.

The Brussels deal opens the possibility of lowering a target for the Greek primary budget surplus, which excludes debt repayments, freeing up some funds to help ease the effects of unemployment at 25percentt.

With fraught talks continuing between Greek officials and the "Brussels Group" of creditors – the renamed "troika" of ECB, European commission and IMF – Greece's hand may be strengthened by separate data showing that the government ran a primary budget surplus – excluding its debt repayments – in the first four months of the year.

The value of Scottish student borrowing – excluding non-repayments and other costs, now stood at £2.7bn, she said.

The actions Athens have agreed to take are divided into four "pillars": Restoring fiscal sustainability Alexis Tsipras's government has promised to turn around a projected primary deficit of 1.5% (ie, excluding debt repayments) to one of just 0.25% by the end of this financial year, despite the fact that the economy is sliding into recession.

Alexis Tsipras's government has promised to turn around a projected primary deficit of 1.5% (ie, excluding debt repayments) to one of just 0.25% by the end of this financial year, despite the fact that the economy is sliding into recession.