Sentence examples for move to repay from inspiring English sources

The corporation's move to repay Sunpoint customers was swift indeed.

Swedish savings products group Skandia said it'll sell its U.S. unit to Prudential Financial for $1.15 billion, exiting its biggest single market in a move to repay debt.

Citigroup rose 3.7 percent, to $3.96, as it moved to repay its bailout funds by selling trust preferred securities, which appear on accounting statements as equity, not debt.

The same week President Obama chided "fat cat bankers" for raising their pay in tough times, the last of the big banks to take bailout money said they were moving to repay billions that had propped them up — and free themselves of the restrictions on pay that came with the money.

Many said federal regulators were overly pessimistic in their assessments and insisted that they would move quickly to repay bailout money.

Three years ago, Colleen Wall-Hoeben, a clinical psychologist, moved to the windy buttes of Wyoming in order to get money to repay loans.

Those who decide to move back must agree to repay the program for the relocation costs if they reapply for public assistance.

LONDON — The Dutch financial services group ING said on Wednesday that it would pay 1.13 billion euros ($1.55 billion) to the Dutch government in November as it moves closer to repaying the state aid it received during the financial crisis.

He wants to move, but will have to repay £257,500 from a likely £440,000 sale proceeds.

At stake is the biggest move yet by A.I.G. to repay billions of dollars in government aid.

On Tuesday, Bank of New York Mellon announced it had raised $1.5 billion by selling debt not guaranteed by the F.D.I.C., in a move that positions it to repay the government.