Sentence examples for more forbearance from inspiring English sources

If so, Ennahdha is playing this double game with more forbearance than any other Islamist party in the region.

It's hard to criticise DCLG staff for what they did: they really pitched in to get solutions, and the very fact that the scheme existed meant lenders and courts showed more forbearance".

He called for Republicans to show more forbearance, saying, "It's got to be something that people are willing to say, 'Fine, I'm looking at politics with a longer frame.

The Foreign Relations Committee has attracted some of the most wild-eyed members of the G.O.P.; during the immensely protracted, though ultimately successful, negotiations over the treaty with Russia on nuclear reductions last fall, Kerry needed even more forbearance than he had lavished on Karzai.

When only those in repayment were counted — in other words, not including borrowers who were in loan deferment or forbearance — more than 30 percent were 90 days or more behind.

It said that using the Federal Housing Finance Agency's own analysis, principal reduction of Fannie Mae loans would save taxpayers more money than forbearance.

With the scrapping of the one-to-one policy, the daily newspaper Clarín said in a front-page headline today, "a new economy begins," one likely to demand even more sacrifice and forbearance from Argentines.

Government-issued student loans carry mostly favorable terms, lower interest rates, income-based repayment plans and more deferment and forbearance options.

The officers had heard all this before — the letter writer had even warned against heeding Washington's counsel of "more moderation and longer forbearance".

Howard mainlines Rosemary's bitterness, and his expression, as he lifts her suitcases into his car with a resigned, Buster Keaton-like stoicism, is what sticks in our minds at the end of the play; Howard's forbearance feels more real than the ostensible love story of "Picnic".

A 2006 Education Department study found that borrowers who used deferment or forbearance were more likely to default on their federal student loans.