The phrase "repay funds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of returning money that was borrowed or owed.
Example: "After reviewing the financial statements, we decided to repay funds to our investors by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "return money" or "reimburse funds."
A minority of candidates, with leftover money or inadequate records, must repay funds.
It said he was also ordered to repay funds to the value of £28,400.
If you are required to repay funds, you will be given several months advance notice and there is an interest-free period before payment is required.
The benefits are obvious: The bank has the strongest balance sheet among its rivals and is the only big lender to repay funds borrowed from the government in 1998 and 1999.
(g) of this section for fiscal year 1980 to a State's apportionment under former section 104(b)(6) of this title to repay funds obligated under section 104(b)(6) between June 1 and July 31 , 1979 for bridge projects which are eligible for funding by virtue of the amendment of subsec.
"It's a partial fix but not a real fix because you still have a chairman who has acknowledged his obligation to repay funds but is given six months to do so," said Robert Curry, a lawyer for Tweedy, Browne, an investment firm that owns about 15percentt of Hollinger International's stock.
The Electoral Commission has powers to order parties to repay funding that is ruled impermissible.
But there is a better idea: Lawrence J. Lasser, the chief executive of Putnam, could repay fund shareholders out of his own pocket.
The haste with which banks are repaying funds is causing unease in political circles.
Brazil is following the example of Mexico, Latin America's second-largest economy, in repaying funds provided by the United States Treasury to ease the peso crisis of 1994-95.
The government is set to get $68 billion back from the banking sector as the first group of 10 firms repays funds received from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
