Sentence examples for prepayment made from inspiring English sources

any prepayment made as a result of the acceleration of the obligation to repay the amount due with respect to the transaction.

Moreover, Mr. Wilson said, certain fee arrangements were made between Enron and Chase, with the amounts deducted from the prepayments made by Mahonia.

As analysts at Barclays put it: "[BAE] resides on the wrong side of current credit rating thresholds: the share buyback programmes have ceased, the circa £5.3bn pension deficit weighs heavy on metrics and the slowing of cash prepayments make the dividend look increasingly burdensome".

No prepayment penalty shall be allowed, although a Federal credit union may require that any partial prepayments be made on the date monthly installments are due and be in the amount of that part of one or more monthly installments that would be applicable to principal.

D.C. customers will be refunded within seven to 10 days for any prepayments they made to use the bikes that rented for $1 per 30 minutes.

Mortgage lenders are expected to fight such a prohibition, arguing that prepayment penalties make it possible to offer very low initial interest rates to higher-risk borrowers.

This prepayment option makes it difficult to project the value and earnings stream from these assets because the future outstanding principal balance at any given time is unknown.

Prepayments have doubled, making the loans less profitable.

Prepayment must be made at a CBP port office.

Some included prepayment penalties that made it prohibitively expensive to refinance.

Prepayment is ordinarily made by means of postage stamps, franking machine impression, or printed indication of postage paid; payment is not usually required of the addressee.