Sentence examples for private repayment from inspiring English sources

In Germany private repayment, though, is always more generous than what is dished out by the public system.

During Ecuador's financial crises of 1998, when all private debt repayment was suspended by the government, Mr Silva helped to arrange a crucial $5m emergency loan to keep one local microfinance provider afloat.

The party aims to end austerity by: ■ Giving free electricity to Greeks whose supplies have been cut off; ■ Providing food stamps to children; ■ Giving health care to the uninsured; ■ Providing a roof for the homeless; ■ Raising the minimum wage to €750 a month from under €500; ■ Introducing a moratorium on private debt repayments to banks above 30% of disposable income.

It would make concerted efforts to help those hardest hit by the crisis - free electricity for Greeks who have had supplies cut off, food stamps distributed in schools, healthcare for those who need it, rents covered for the homeless, the restoration of the minimum wage to pre-crisis levels of €750 a month and a moratorium on private debt repayments to banks above 30% of disposable income.

Direct PLUS loans and most private loans enter repayment after being fully paid out, according to studentaid.ed.gov.gov

The underlying motive for bank's monitoring is as follows: Production realizations are private information, therefore repayments on un-monitored external finance cannot be extracted from the entrepreneur.

In what the CFPB called a "first step" towards making policy recommendations to the Obama administration's Education and Treasury departments, as well as Congress, the consumer watchdog agency is soliciting input on what might make private student loan repayments more manageable and how to better assist distressed borrowers.

Neither of the new programs help with repayment of private loans made by banks or other lenders.

But I also value, even before such public spending, the building up of private savings through the repayment of the government's debt".

Under the terms of the ESM, loans will have priority for repayment over private sector investors.

Aside from forgoing flexible repayment options, private loans typically also come with uncapped, variable interest rates that are often highest for those than can least afford them.