Sentence examples for from the repayment from inspiring English sources

Shareholders still have hopes of collecting cash from the repayment of existing loans, but it is not clear the company will be able to raise the financing to hold on to those loans.

Mr. Zoellick said he hoped to persuade donor nations to contribute by tapping the bank's own resources for the poor — namely, by siphoning income from the repayment of loans to middle-income countries like China and India.

Can there be any doubt that funds reaped from the repayment of federally backed loans by Corinthian students are especially ill-gotten gains?

But here's the trap: The restructuring process, known as Chapter 13, prohibits the bankruptcy court from modifying the repayment terms of most mortgages on a primary home.

The changes could be accomplished in several ways, from stretching out the repayment period of a loan to reducing the interest rate or reducing the outstanding principal.

It slightly reduced the interest rate that Greece is paying on the $150-billion 150-billionreceived last year from the E.U. and extended the repayment period from six years to seven and a half.

The refinancing of the $12 billion in existing debt would stretch the repayment from an average of 13 years left on the old notes to 30 years for the new notes.

Generally the money will be taken from your account on the repayment date, however if you are unable to repay then they may use this to keep attempting to collect the money from your account.

The Bank of England said there was net growth of £893m in loans and advances during September 2012 (net meaning the figure once repayments have been taken into account), the highest figure since February 2008 and a huge swing from the net repayment of £163m in August.

It was launched by Los Angeles art gallery owner Kristen Christian to encourage folks to pull their money from big banks in protest of their policies, from mortgage lending practices to the repayment of TARP funds to a constant array of new fees.

Over all, first-quarter earnings slumped 21 percent, to $2.74 billion from $3.5 billion, including the one-time hit from the Berkshire repayment.