Sentence examples for position to repay from inspiring English sources

Right now, it is not entirely clear whether Kushner Companies is in a position to repay or refinance the loan.

National policymakers believe that, because professionals with medical degrees have high earning potential, they should therefore be in a position to repay loans in excess of $250,000 to $300,000.

However the key is not to choose your card based on the length of the deal as there is good money to be saved if you're in a position to repay more quickly.

"This restructuring gave Solyndra and its workers the best possible chance to succeed in a very competitive marketplace and put the company in a better position to repay the loan," the department said on Thursday.

Living on islands, we quickly learn that people we deal with today we will likely encounter again tomorrow — and often they will be in a position to repay our treatment of them, good or ill.

But the Financial Conduct Authority has ordered the company to make cash refunds or reduce balances owed after it found many borrowers were in no position to repay the money and should not have been given the loans.

"I'm not denying that it was wrong to do that," Haslam told Radio Mansfield 103.2, "but I was not in a position immediately to repay that.

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.

If you don't, you can be removed from that position, sued, required to repay the money or even investigated by police and face jail time.

"We are in position to begin to repay the federal government's TARP investments," Lewis said in a statement Wednesday.

If you don't meet these standards, you could be removed from the position, sued, forced to repay ill-spent money or possibly even jailed.