Sentence examples for loan to devote from inspiring English sources

Catherine Grove, who quit her job at a clothing store 18 months ago and took out a loan to devote herself to full-time Knowledge study, said that not many women want to be taxi drivers, either, in part because it is so hard to raise children while also making a living and studying for the test.

And starting in 2009, students with Stafford Loans won't have to devote 15percentt of their discretionary incomes to the loan and after 25 years income-based repayments will be completely forgiven.

Ms. Levingston remembered how Mr. Bagwell keyed into its theme of student debt and how law school graduates saddled with enormous loans can't afford to devote themselves to the indigent.

Those who take out new loans after July 1 , 2014 will have to devote 10 percent of their income to payments, down from the current 15 percent, and those who keep up their payments will have their loans forgiven after 20 years, reduced from the current 25.

Banks could be required to devote a percentage of loan portfolios to green investments.

During tax season for example I was able to devote a portion of my tax return to my student loan.

It argues that a rise in property prices simply prompts banks to devote more resources to mortgages and less to other loans (see chart).

Aim to devote less than 10 percent of your income to repaying your student loans.

Now, the first international loan exhibition devoted to this master is in progress through Aug. 6 at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Mr. McClendon drew criticism for taking a personal stake in Chesapeake wells and then using those investments as collateral for up to $1.1 billion in loans mostly devoted to paying for his share of the cost of the wells.

Amy Bonitanibus, a spokeswoman for Fannie Mae, said the company would introduce a program before the summer offering incentives to borrowers who take out conventional loans, and devote some of the funds to energy improvements.