Sentence examples for rather than repay from inspiring English sources

It cut the government's time to reclaim overpayments to three years from six and let providers submit corrected bills rather than repay.

It may therefore make more sense to hold any surplus money you may have in a high-yielding deposit account rather than repaying the student loan.

Rather than repaying their obligations to the creditors of the Tollman-Hundley hotels, the partners maintained they were bankrupt, prosecutors said.

The move gave Citi some breathing room allowing it to focus on recovering profits rather than repaying Uncle Sam.

Upon the trust beneficiary’s death (and presuming there were funds left in the trust), the remaining balance could be distributed to other family members rather than repaying the state.

The trouble is that such defenses of EMs are made in terribly bad faith, based as they are on an illusion that the mandate of the Emergency Manager is, in fact, to improve services, rather than to repay Detroit's creditors.

And agroforestry more than repays the effort.

Given the woes of Citigroup and some other troubled financial institutions, taxpayers might question why banks are still forking out any cash to good causes rather than using it to repay government loans.

It is in part a reaction to expected weaker imports from the west as consumers repay debt rather than spend at previous rates.

But with the bulk of Greece's bailout financing going to repay banks rather than stimulate the economy, that narrative may ring more true for German voters than Greek ones.

The Roslyn saga became public in the spring when it was learned that school board members had allowed Ms. Gluckin to resign in October 2002 and repay $250,000, rather than report the theft to the district attorney.