Sentence examples for make countrywide from inspiring English sources
According to the lawsuit, which is asking for a declaration from the court to make Countrywide live up to its contracts, some 374 mortgage pools issued by Countrywide contain language pledging to buy back modified loans from investors.
His father, Paul Martin senior, failed in three leadership bids, losing his last to the youthful Pierre Trudeau in 1968.Ironically, his dismissal allowed Mr Martin to make countrywide speaking tours and build up not only a formidable phalanx of delegates but also a massive campaign fund.
It makes sense for B of A to make Countrywide detachable, so that its legal problems do not affect the entire enterprise, said Stephen J. Lubben, a professor at Seton Hall University Law School.
The data thus cannot be considered representative of South Africa as a whole, nor used to make countrywide inferences.
Instead, potential borrowers were often led to high-cost and sometimes unfavorable loans that resulted in richer commissions for Countrywide's smooth-talking sales force, outsize fees to company affiliates providing services on the loans, and a roaring stock price that made Countrywide executives among the highest paid in America.
This observation was also made countrywide for Belarus and represents the highest rate of MDR/XDR-TB for a country ever recorded [ 4].
However, Syria's division into areas run by the government, those led by the various armed groups, and those areas still contested, makes countrywide monitoring of displacement difficult.
Although she refused to make it, Countrywide still delayed the auction.
Most of these troubled loans were made by Countrywide Financial, which Bank of America acquired in 2008.
Syncora sued Bank of America in 2009 to recover losses on securities transactions made by Countrywide Financial, which Bank of America bought in 2008.
When borrowers had difficulty making payments, Countrywide cashed in again: late charges produced even more in 2006 — some $285 million.
