Sentence examples for loans owed from inspiring English sources

The new documents describe loans owed to specific Jews between 1382 and 1445.

Net debt Not stated; £94m loans owed to Gibson's company; £9m bank loan.

The deal helped the Indonesian dynasty to repay outstanding loans owed to a consortium of lenders led by Credit Suisse.

The deal helped the Bakries to repay loans owed to a consortium of banks led by Credit Suisse.

The transaction also put Mr. Sallas in charge of the bank that a month earlier had deemed loans owed by his family's investment vehicles as uncollectable.

The issue of whether the Irish state should underwrite toxic loans owed to the main Irish banks threatens the stability of the governing Fianna Fail-Green Party coalition.

The 3.2 million borrowers in default on these loans owe an average of $15,000, while the other 29.4 million borrowers owe an average of $26,000.

A year after graduating, student parents who took out loans owe an average of $28,350 -- about $3,000 more than their peers without kids.

Now, with the state budget facing a devastating $26.5 billion deficit, Gov. Jerry Brown is demanding that agencies immediately stop the practice and determine how much money employees with unpaid loans owe the state.

Virginians with student loans owe, on average, $26,310.

It also forgave a $350,000 loan owed by Paterno, but did not detail what the loan had been for.