Sentence examples for loan to settle from inspiring English sources

In 1806 Napoleon also bailed him out with a considerable loan to settle debts Berthollet had incurred after turning over his financial affairs to his wife.

The Italian had gone unpaid paid for eight months because of financial problems at the RFU until the Arsenal shareholder Alisher Usmanov stepped in with a loan to settle the £3.9m he was owed.

During this period, the studio earned few profits; and in 1920, the Warners secured a bank loan to settle outstanding debts.

Mr. Lythcott said the theater expected government loans to settle the debt.

$14 Million Loan for a Diocese PROVIDENCE, R.I., Dec. 12 (AP) -- In an annual report on the financial condition of the Diocese of Providence, Bishop Robert E. Mulvee said today that the diocese had obtained $14 million in bank loans to settle sexual abuse lawsuits.

Often, they have to take more loans to settle the earlier loans.

The money could be used to help restructure the bank loan and to settle another outstanding debt, roughly $2.5 million, that the Mount incurred from a private lender in 2005 to buy Wharton's 2,600-volume library from George Ramsden, a British book collector.

Mr. Royal at the time was manager of the Keith Theatre in Cleveland and, though the young reporter didn't know him, he went and asked him for a loan in order to settle hotel bills.

What you don't want to do is wait for the judgment to come, but to develop a plan of action that either involves taking action and contacting the right department at Navient when the loan is ripe to settle, or to deal with being sued by talking to a lawyer.

The cases are still pending, and Judge Sterling Johnson Jr. of United States District has urged HUD and the banks that are servicing the loans to attempt to settle the case.

Yet before it can raise new loans, it needs to settle its outstanding debts, most of which are held by the informal Paris Club group of lenders, which represents 19 of the world's largest economies.