Sentence examples for repay out from inspiring English sources
JJB said it had been forced to negotiate an emergency £20m bridging loan, which it hopes to repay out of cashflow.
As Brian Hodgkinson points out, things would be different "were bankers to create credit by advancing money only to genuine producers of goods and services, who would repay out of the proceeds of future production".
If the children are not in a position to obtain a mortgage from a lender, he said, the parents can "take back" a mortgage, which the children would then repay out of the rent being paid by the parent.
Cricket in England has been left with a budget shortfall of about $20 million, and some of the 18 county teams that are the bedrock of the English game are saying they will repay, out of a sense of shame, the $70,000 payments received from the series in Antigua.
4. The value of money is made apparent to the child by seeing how long it takes to repay out of his allowance.
He claims that the government is persecuting him in order to take over his media empire to help a campaign by Mr Mejía to change the constitution so that he could seek a second consecutive term as president.The central bank's governor, José Lois Malkun, has said the government will repay out-of-pocket depositors.
The club has put a lot of faith in me and I want to repay them out on the pitch".
Separately, the European Union warned nine countries, including Germany and Italy, that their budget deficits were excessively high.European banks took further measures to repay bail-out money.
Song will need the growth, because he is likely to face demand for cash to repay an out-of-the-money $340 million convertible bond that can be called next year.
It works out how long the loan would take to repay if you maxed out the card on the first day you got it and then paid off the minimum each month.
Payday lender Wonga has defended the way it carries out fraud checks after a spate of incidents in which consumers found their bank accounts had been used to repay loans taken out by criminals.
