Sentence examples for repay from from inspiring English sources

Zimplats will lend the two trusts the money for the share purchases, which they will repay from dividends assuming these continue.

The new rules would bar lenders of "higher-priced mortgage loans" from ignoring a borrower's ability to repay from income and assets other than the home itself.

Thus, to the end, it was widely reported and believed that the Standards Committee, on which the Conservatives have a majority, generously decided to reduce the amount she was required to repay from £45,000 to £5,800.

A report last week by the inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program found that the insurance company had recovered only $19 million of the $45 million it had asked the recipients to repay from earlier bonuses.

Trust companies, together with other nonbank financial institutions like brokerage firms, have become a vital source of credit, allowing banks to arrange off-balance-sheet refinancing for maturing loans that riskier borrowers, like local governments, cannot repay from their internal cash flow.

"In our view, aiming to repay from internal resources would likely pin the share price at 10 euros ($14) for the time being, and external financing obviously is more attractive at higher trading levels.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) denied Wednesday that he would resign amid an ethics scandal, but did not answer directly whether he would repay gifts from a top donor, one day after announcing all loans from the donor had been repaid.

She would repay me from her future earnings".

It promised to repay them from a new tax on industrial users of gas.

He wants to move, but will have to repay £257,500 from a likely £440,000 sale proceeds.

In America the healthiest banks are increasingly vocal about their desire to repay money from the Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP).