Sentence examples for repaid based on from inspiring English sources

The social investors, who have financed the programme and assumed the risk, are being repaid based on payment by results.

If, on the other hand, a country declared that the debt could be repaid based on some other exchange rate, so that a 100-euro debt could be repaid with local currency now worth less than 100 euros, that would seem wildly unfair to creditors.

This type of financial assistance, often awarded in the form of grants and scholarships that needn't be repaid, is based on the student's academic potential instead of the family's household income.

The amount to be repaid is based on the value of the property at the time of the repayment.

SLC says that, having predicted that your loan would be repaid in July 2009 based on figures you provided, it didn't want to deplete your wage packet more than it needed to.

A portion of that cost was supposed to be repaid to the city based on arena revenues, but shortfalls in those revenues mean Glendale could lose as much as $17 million over the first two years of the contract.

The letter provided an illustration of the practice of a large lender that divided colleges into groups based on how their alumni repaid federally subsidized loans, the standard measurement of default.

The monthly payment goes up or down based on income levels and must be repaid within 10 years.

Total amounts repaid over the lifetime of these SLC loans were calculated based on different amounts of graduate debt.

Carter said a resolution should be based on the 1967 borders, "with one exception — that is that there can be land swaps very near Jerusalem for the major Israeli settlements, and acre by acre or hectare by hectare the land that's given by the Palestinians to Israel for these major settlements will be repaid to the Palestinians on an equal basis".

The coalition has said it wants to introduce targets based on net lending, regarded as tougher when more loans are being repaid than new ones taken out.