Sentence examples for make a repayment of from inspiring English sources

Rather than risk legal action, Greece decided to make a repayment of €436m on its foreign-governed debts.

The talks could also allow Greece – which is due to make a repayment of €450m to the IMF on Thursday – to benefit from improved ties in other sectors such as energy, tourism and trade, Mr Tsipras told Russia's Tass news agency.

Argentina slipped into default this week after it failed to reach a deal with the US hedge funds in time to make a repayment deadline to the rest of its creditors, which form the vast majority.

The complaint is upheld with regard to the salary level paid to my son Henry over a period of 39 months from July 2001 and requires me to make a gross repayment of £3,757.83 to the house authorities, which I shall.

ON MARCH 9th Argentina is supposed to make a scheduled repayment of money it owes to the International Monetary Fund.

The new finance deal means a higher interest margin for Mouchel and requires it to make a "voluntary repayment" of £30m by May of next year, or face a 2% rise in its interest payments.

The two sides are under enormous pressure to hammer out the rescue deal before 20 August, when Athens is scheduled to make a loan repayment of €3.2bn to the ECB that it cannot currently afford.

Lord Black failed to make an initial repayment of $850,000 of that $7.2 million on Dec. 31, and his contention that he does not owe the company anything has angered the special committee, which was created to investigate the payments to Lord Black.

Indeed, it has even announced that it will make an early repayment of its outstanding loan from the International Monetary Fund of about €714.3 million.

Under Treasury rules, Scotland would have to make an immediate repayment of £1.64bn to the Exchequer, says the analysis.

Greece moves closer to default after telling the IMF it will not be making a debt repayment of €300m due the next day.