Sentence examples for refusal to repay from inspiring English sources

A Conservative MP is being sued by the Commons expenses watchdog over his refusal to repay £54,000 in capital gains on his publicly funded constituency home.

Farenthold's new job, created for him by the port authority, is to lobby Congress ― a curious hire, given that Farenthold burned bridges with his former colleagues, including Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., over his refusal to repay the sexual harassment settlement.

Moreover, both in developed and in developing countries, existing student loan programmes usually require financial injections even in the long term, because losses due to unemployment, default, illness or refusal to repay are usually not priced into the repayment amounts.

Well-connected Thai "strategic debtors" refuse to repay their creditors.

For his part, the president of Belarus, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, complained about Russia's refusal to give more time to repay the debts given his country's current financial turmoil.

But Olafur Ragnar Grimsson has become a national hero for his refusal to sign a law passed narrowly in late December by the Althingi, Iceland's parliament, to repay Britain and the Netherlands.

The biggest bondholder group in Argentina boycotted a meeting on Tuesday with the government to discuss its latest offer to repay part of an estimated $100 billion in bad debt, saying the government's refusal to negotiate in good faith made the talks pointless.

Have you had to repay the credit?

"I'll never be able to repay him".

"You are obligated to repay it".

Lithuania has to repay a Eurobond next year.