Sentence examples for for repayable from inspiring English sources

Those with household incomes of up to £57,708 (living away from their parents' home, not studying in London) can apply for repayable means-tested maintenance loans.

Those with household incomes of £53,035 (living away from their parents' home) can apply for repayable, means-tested maintenance loans.

The team announced a funding drive and asked for donations, as well as for repayable loans from the community and from financial institutions.

It's possible that this may not make much of a difference (Finland and Israel, both countries that do innovation well provide funding that has to be repaid under some circumstances), but it will be a challenge to design funding terms that meets the Treasury's goals for repayable but that are still enticing to businesses.

The biggest was a 2009 grant for $2.8 million—repayable via a 10percentt royalty on any products that were commercialized from the project.

That year, Angola agreed to borrow $14.5 billion from China in a resources-for-infrastructure deal, repayable in barrels of oil.

In the early years of Airbus, the governments of member countries provided program-launch aid in the form of repayable loans for the research and development work of each new aircraft.

The statement by Saunders and Hymas, who quit the board following behind-the-scenes disagreements in 2012, read: "We have in fact refrained from taking legal action for some six months while trying to negotiate an arrangement with Mr Radford for repayment of the loans, which became repayable once the club gained promotion and found themselves in better financial circumstances".

This provision shall apply to the period prescribed for the presentation of interest or dividend coupons or for the presentation for repayment of securities drawn for repayment or repayable on any other ground.

Those from low-income households can apply for non-repayable bursaries.

Those from households with incomes of £50,020 or less can also apply for non-repayable, means-tested maintenance grants.