Sentence examples for repay given from inspiring English sources
The new rules come in response to a growing body of evidence that for-profit colleges such as the University of Phoenix and Kaplan University have left graduates suffering under debts they cannot repay given the meager wages they typically earn.
Trump blamed "incompetent" leaders for the mismanagement that left veterans forced to repay bonuses given out improperly during the military recruitment blitz after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
This would let central banks cut effective borrowing costs despite the zero bound on interest rates, since inflation reduces the burden of repaying a given loan.
The law actually incentivizes clients not to repay by giving delinquent clients a better deal than current ones.
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.
The exuberance of the boom, which led bankers to make loans to people who could not repay them, has given way to a seemingly intractable fear of making any loans at all.
Such increased efforts among respondents to complete questionnaires might be explained by Gouldner's [ 38] norm of reciprocity claiming the existence of a social normative standard, leading individuals to strive to repay favours freely given.
Most of all, I hope you understand that the only way I (and other children) can possibly repay all you have given us is to work our hardest to become the type of person that you want us to be.
Debt financing refers to the case where companies get finance products in a form of loan from lending institutions and give their promise to repay back at a given period of time and interest rate (Cooper and Ejarque, 2003).
According to her campaign website, this proposal would "make it easier for students to repay loans and give them a basic set of enforceable rights.
NextWave, which was allowed by the Supreme Court to keep the licenses it won for $4.8 billion, returned some to the government and is selling the rest for $5.38 billion to repay debts and give cash to shareholders.
