Sentence examples for qualifying interest from inspiring English sources
To avoid steering the buyer into a loan that is offering less favorable terms, the rules now say that the borrower must be provided with competing options, including the lowest qualifying interest rate, the lowest points and origination fees, and the lowest qualifying rate without risky features like prepayment penalties.
Under Article 6(2) of the European Union Habitats Directive competent authorities are required to take appropriate steps to avoid deterioration and significant disturbance to the qualifying interests of European sites such as Special Areas of Conservation (SACs).
If you qualify, your interest rate will very likely be slightly higher than the market's best loan rates, especially if you refinance with someone other than your current servicer.
Back in 1998, the UN human development report on global consumption patterns suggested that companies should set aside 3% of tax-deductible advertising budgets to fund "non-profit, certified, qualified, public interest TV and radio producers" to pay for "counter-advertising".
Alone among the six, Tyler advocated creation of a Q-TIP (Qualified Terminal Interest Property) trust.
Example: If Frank dies first, and there's still an estate tax, his shares of Mancini will go into a QTIP (qualified terminable interest property) trust for Helene.
'I never felt qualified or interested in writing procedural cop or lawyer shows, and for a while that was all that was being made.
"Contrary to concern expressed by some critics," he said, "there are not enough qualified or interested American students to fill all the slots in STEM undergraduate and graduate programs".
Be sure you are qualified and interested in the job before you spend the time responding to it.
Most who do qualify express little interest in signing up.
Except for a handful of state loan programs, only borrowers with excellent credit will qualify for fixed interest rates or the equivalent that are competitive with the Parent PLUS loan.
