Sentence examples for loans repayable from inspiring English sources

The British, French, German and Spanish governments have chipped in $4 billion in development loans repayable from sales revenues.

State-backed student loans, repayable only when graduates begin earning, were extended to cover the cost of the higher fees.

Armed with hefty upfront loans (repayable only once the recipients are earning reasonable wages), students will deliver their cash to courses that seem to offer value for money.

Meanwhile, ASEAN's leaders were the objects of vigorous yuan diplomacy by China – attractive gifts and loans repayable in silence and deference.

The largest group of crisis loan recipients were young unemployed people, who were typically awarded £50-60 loans, repayable through their benefit allowances.

It invites business school alumni to invest in bonds with a guaranteed 5% return and charges student borrowers about 7% for fee loans repayable over seven years.

Mature students who want to study for A-levels will be able to apply for a government-backed student loan, repayable on an "income-contingent" basis.

However, it later emerged that the remaining £20m will be given in the form of a public loan, repayable over 50 years.

This completion deal was on top of the assets BMW had handed to Rover's new owners and a supplement to the £427m interest-free loan, repayable in 2049, the German group had agreed to make.

Late last year, four villages south of Kochi (formerly Cochin) set up the Keyal Gramodhaya (Backwater Self-help Group) with the help of ecotourism specialist Village Ways, which provided a grant and a loan (repayable over 30 years).

Of this, £30m is a grant from the Department for Transport, with another £30m from Transport for London (TfL), £20m of which is a loan repayable over 50 years.