Sentence examples for forms of repayment from inspiring English sources

But it is still discussing "different forms of repayment schedules" with the E.G.P.C. "While we don't want to maintain this position long-term, we have every confidence that the E.G.P.C. will bring us back to normal," Mr. Dancer said.

What is the plan to more actively inform the entire class of people or an over defined version of that class of people who might potentially be eligible for one or another of these forms of repayment defense?

Be prepared to list at least two forms of repayment, such as existing revenue, secured loans, or material goods, in this form.

(2) There was to be only a very much modified form of repayment obligation.

About 19,000 of these were bankruptcies and more than 12,000 were people entering individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs), a relatively expensive form of repayment plan.

"I think it's a form of repayment in kind, a barter — 'I don't have cash, but I have these paintings,' " said Mr. Hill, the art investigator.

It is the children of immigrants who grew up seeing the great sacrifices made by parents like you to give us a chance at this American dream, and our success is a form of repayment for your hard work.

Another respondent who was currently sponsoring two students through college was doing so as an indirect form of repayment to those who had sponsored her own nursing education; this represented investment in "'human capital' for the next generation" [ 10, 24].

This internist from South Asia described a desire, echoed by many participants, to give back to the home country as a form of repayment for education and other investments the country had made in him: I thought… I should go back… because I owe them my medical school education.

Yet by extension, a market conceptualization of labour supply and demand commodifies HHR, and implies some form of repayment to sending countries for foregone training investments or other economic or general welfare losses, quite apart from those nominally offset by private remittances.

For example, some may have lower interest rates but call for the loan to be paid off over a longer period of time (and some will hit you with penalty fees if the loan is paid off too quickly).[4] If you could technically afford to pay it off faster, then the slower form of repayment could actually cost you more than a shorter-term loan with a slightly higher rate of interest.