Sentence examples for partially forgiven from inspiring English sources
The university also extended multimillion-dollar loans for luxury properties to some administrators and star professors, in some cases at rates nearing zero percent or partially forgiven.
But, in the confirmation process, it emerged that N.Y.U. had paid him a salary of nearly eight hundred thousand dollars, as well as a six-hundred-and-eighty-five-thousand-dollar exit bonus, and $1.4 million in loans (which were partially forgiven) for a home in Riverdale.
Training credits to 'away' track students who do not migrate might be fully or partially forgiven, with allowances made for these eventualities in the financial plan.
In 2026, Mr. Diggs must pay tax on the sale of the hotel, but with the benefit of having the deferred capital gain partially forgiven.
It thus makes sense to say that a victim of wrong may be trying to forgive an offender, is making progress towards doing so, has partially forgiven the wrongdoer, and so forth.
Still, the impressive heard-but-not-seen actors in this cast — among them Samuel L. Jackson, Maya Rudolph and Bill Hader as Guy Gagné, the narcissistic French driver who initially embraces the opportunity to compete against a tricked-out piece of escargot — infuse the narrative with enough comic energy to partially forgive its predictable trajectory.
GOP Sen. Burr says of Mel Watt he's "confident he will work hard to protect taxpayers from future exposure to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac" The acting head of the FHFA is Ed DeMarco, who has clashed with the White House over a plan to partially forgive some mortgage debt.
Bank of America on Wednesday announced details of a plan to partially forgive debts of homeowners who owe more than their homes are worth -- and a bank executive expressed disappointment in the company's efforts to put customers in mortgage modifications via the government's Home Affordable Modification Program.
To forgive and be forgiven.
