Sentence examples for for repossession from inspiring English sources

An event called The Diverse Suburb taught me new vocabulary like "foreclosure" for "repossession".

"Once you start losing the income and you've run through your savings, then your car is up for repossession, or you're looking at foreclosure or eviction.

Mr Cagan marries the statistics and concludes that going by today's prices some 1.1m mortgages (or 13% of all adjustable-rate mortgages originated between 2004 and 2006), worth $326 billion, are heading for repossession in the next few years.

All he can do legally is take the tenant to court in a holdover proceeding, for repossession of the apartment, which is very expensive (at least $800, plus time wasted in court).

He most certainly does not accept the idea of Egyptian antiquities being global heritage in the way I critique; he has gone to exceptional lengths to advance an argument for repossession of antiquities originating in Egypt that is at the extreme opposite end from those arguments I was commenting about in my response to Mr. Li.

The MoJ figures do not show what types of landlords were behind the evictions, which were up by 11% on the previous year, but its data for repossession claims show that social landlords made more attempts to recover properties than private landlords.

It also recently revised downwards its projection for repossessions in 2014 to below 37,000 homes.

"We hope and expect to be able to revise down our 53,000 forecast for repossessions in 2010, but we are acutely conscious of the beneficial influence that low interest rates and the package of support have played".

The likely drivers of the housing market in 2009 include the economic backdrop, the availability of credit, housing affordability, the prospects for repossessions and housing supply, the trade group said.

According to the charity Money Advice Trust you have two choices: sell for the current offer, or opt for "voluntary repossession" by handing the keys to the lender for auction.

The help was designed to lift the fear of repossession for those facing job insecurity.