Sentence examples for interruption of servicing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, "this was the best-possible situation for borrowers, so as not to negatively impact any sort of transition or interruption of servicing, especially for borrowers in the middle of the loan rehabilitation process," Horn said, referring to a perk in the federal student loan program that allows borrowers to cure loan defaults by making nine on-time payments in a 10-month period.

And I don't expect there to be any interruption of service".

He said tenants are asking more pointed questions about what constitutes an interruption of service.

But we can do it with minimal interruption of services and activities".

The residents who had decided to stay endured power cuts and interruption of services such as post and rubbish collection.

Similarly, Laura Oberhelman, a spokeswoman for Cox, which offers Excite@Home cable modem service to 550,000 subscribers, said late today that the company still hoped that the court decision would "not result in interruption" of service.

The destruction of the Trade Center and the damage to adjacent buildings has some tenants taking a hard look at the clauses relating to damage and destruction and interruption of services that are standard in most leases, Mr. Barlow said.

The move to drop the CBS stations was unusual because in numerous recent cases, warring sides from cable and broadcasters have struck last-minute deals to avoid any interruption of service.

Third, the policy lists the specific losses that will be paid, such as the loss of the boiler or machinery itself due to accident, expediting expenses, property damage liability, bodily injury liability, defense settlement and supplementary payments, business interruption, outage (interruption of service), power interruption, consequential loss due to spoilage of goods, and furnace explosion.

"It's important for our economy; but more important, it's important for the hard-working people of America to make sure air service is not disrupted," Mr. Bush said in announcing the action during a speech on his tax-cut proposal in Sioux Falls, S.D., a state that would be crippled by an interruption of service at Northwest.

In a case arising from the July 13 , 1977 blackout that left most of New York City in darkness for 25 hours, New York's highest court, the Court of Appeals, held that the defendant, Consolidated Edison, "cannot be held liable for interruption of service due to the ordinary negligence of its agents and employees".