Sentence examples for repaid- from inspiring English sources

Achie said he always believed the 2011 payments to be loans to Di Girolamo that were to be repaid with 10 per cent interest.

Currently this money is repaid by deducting money from benefits payments, but there is no system to reclaim money from ex-claimants who have found work and are therefore no longer claiming benefits.

The DWP will be given new powers to get that money repaid, a spokesperson said, although details of how this new system will work have not yet been released.

The overall cost of £658m will, according to Sheffield Council, be repaid at the rate of £25m a year until 2024.

Both have moved from near free tuition to high tuition, funded by loans repaid through taxation on an income-contingent basis.

Even if the Greek government decides to pay wages and pensions by printing its own IOUs or "new drachmas", the European court of justice will rule that all domestic debts and bank deposits must be repaid in euros.

That loan will then be repaid, with interest, by Rangers, by 31 December 2020.

US hedge funds that bought its debt for a song a few years ago are demanding that 100 cents on the dollar be repaid.

There is little doubt that the IMF and EC miscalculated when they forced Greece into a second bailout in 2012 that repaid private lenders with EU and IMF funds.

He said that the same day he repaid the money to the president Agapito Iglesias, insisting that he did not know the purpose of the transactions but assumed it was to do with club business.

We discuss the current crisis in British universities, which having imposed fees now find that they are short of cash because the government miscalculated what students would have to pay and is now unable to ensure that the loans handed out to cover the fees will ever be repaid.