Sentence examples for repayment spread from inspiring English sources

He drew an analogy to the London Debt Agreement of 1953, in which postwar Germany's debt was cut by 50 percent and the repayment spread over 30 years.

The 3.9% rate will apply to loans between £7,000 and £15,000, with repayments spread over one to five years.

For someone borrowing the full £50,000, the cost of repayments spread over the longest possible term, which is seven years, would be £743.45 a month.

The bond repayment would be spread out over several years and would raise taxes for the average household by about $36 per year, town officials said.

The bailout will take government debt to almost 100% of GDP, but ministers insist it will be manageable because repayment will be spread over at least a decade.

This is a big difference from the standard 10-year repayment plan, which spreads the total loan amount over 10 years, with no control for whether or not that translates into a manageable monthly bill.

The main effect would be to spread students' repayment of debt over an even longer period typically 20 years, rather than the ten years likely under the Dearing proposals.

Less than a week after completing a deal with its creditors to forgive some debt and spread out repayment of the rest over three extra years, Astra said late Wednesday that it planned to raise 1.43 trillion rupiah ($161 million) in new equity capital through a rights issue in January.

Public finance officials will have to lean toward issuing more longer-term debt to defer and spread out repayments.

Spreading the repayment of the new bonds over 30 years would keep the annual cost to individual taxpayers relatively small.

"For example, if you have not had a bill from your supplier for three years, you should be able to spread the repayments over three years".