Banks always aim to recoup the amount of money that their borrowers defaulted on, which is usually more than what the property is worth, or else the borrowers could have sold the property themselves.
They say that their past experiences of the fund is that they never recoup the full amount they claim for and are concerned that the Home Office will try to make them pay for significant parts of the bill.
Because most of the $50 billion G.M. received was converted to an equity stake held by the Treasury Department, Mr. Akerson said G.M. had "technically" repaid its debt to the government, but he added that executives were "doing our level best" to help taxpayers recoup the remaining amount.
The high price tag at launch likely reflects Amazon trying to recoup the huge amount of R&D spend it put into developing the phone's glasses-free 3D interface effects, but the fact is that what customers expected from an Amazon device was something cheap and basic, much like its Kindle Fire line of tablets.
Yes, there are mathematical flaws in waiting until the age of 70 to collect on Social Security, instead of starting at 65 (Letters, June 18): Despite the much higher monthly payments for those who wait, it would take many years to recoup the lost amounts.
The measure will run up the budget deficit by a significant amount, with no guarantee of recouping the outlay, and no fundamental means of holding those who fail to do so accountable.
However, a shorter time of 300 days is preferable for recouping the cost for facilities.
Cosby's suit is ostensibly about recouping the initial payout.
This reduces alcohol harm, increases government revenue and assists in recouping the costs of alcohol harm.
But remember Julius and his team recouped that amount, tapped the banks for $14 million and even squeezed $600,000 in tax credits out of ManateeCounty inFlorida.
