Sentence examples for over servicing from inspiring English sources

Bank of America, which took over servicing of the investors' loans when it bought Countrywide in 2008, is defending the case.

Citigroup will also take over servicing rights to ACC Capital's $45 billion mortgage portfolio, which is among the industry's biggest and most efficient.

This would make use of a new "Crew Exploration Vehicle" that would be developed and tested by 2008 to be ready to take over servicing the international space station in 2010 when, as Mr Bush also announced, the space-shuttle fleet would be withdrawn from service.

Others have noted that such schemes may lead to over servicing where providers provide more services than necessary because of the link between the outputs and the finances earned.

Tsipras's government has made it clear it would prioritize paying wages and pensions over servicing debt, and government officials have said there is not enough money to pay both.

The mortgage companies have borne the brunt of the blame for the failures, but all this happened under the watch of the Treasury Department and regulators like the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which for years failed to take meaningful action against the biggest banks over servicing practices.

Insiders and profiteers are increasingly using oil revenues to take over service industries.

Payments to train operators over service disruptions will account for $400 millionn; track overhauls, $180 millionn; and repair of flood damage, $20 millionn.

A year later in 1876, the Bristol & Exeter was amalgamated into the Great Western Railway, which took over services.

On 1 January 1876, the Bristol and Exeter was amalgamated into the Great Western Railway (GWR), who took over services.

Arriva Guildford & West Surrey took over the majority of the operations in Guildford and Cranleigh, while the Arriva West Sussex division took over services in Horsham.