Sentence examples for forbearance to from inspiring English sources

Northern Rock alone offered forbearance to 44,000 last year.

The UK put pressure on mortgage lenders to show forbearance to struggling home-buyers.

And yet Buscemi manages to impart a dignity and forbearance to the character.

He showed remarkable forbearance to answer questions about the radical changes heaped on Formula One this year.

Within this world of religious intolerance, four women (Sarah Holcman, Abigail Levine, Katy Pyle and Ms. Velez-Jackson) switch from sweet forbearance to ecstatic fervor in seconds.

In some cases, low interest rates may have eased the pressure on debtors; in others, the banks may have shown forbearance to avoid further write-offs.

The reason he so stipulates is not that he literally takes forbearances to be actions (as he puts it, they "pass for" actions), but that most everything that he wants to say about actions (in particular, the distinction between voluntary and involuntary actions, and the account of freedom of action) applies pari passu to forbearances (see below).

Servicers are required to offer forbearance assistance to unemployed homeowners for 12 months.

HealthSouth, fending off fraud charges and potential bankruptcy, said it has not reached a new forbearance agreement to allow it time to make required payments to its lenders.

They added that loan companies should highlight income-driven repayment plans when talking to borrowers before granting a forbearance, according to their presentation.

"As they have begun to do with other HAMP regulations," Kolin said, "Treasury must be clear with the large banks that failure to swiftly and aggressively market this new Extended Forbearance program to their borrowers will result in significant penalties".