Sentence examples for repayments out from inspiring English sources
Pasok is already shaping up as the most likely contender to back Syriza: its leader, Evangelos Venizelos, stresses populist measures that he backed while in government, despite opposition from the "troika" of Greece's creditors from the European Union and the IMF, such as letting tax debtors stretch repayments out in as many as 100 instalments.
Perhaps this is why the government speaks of needing a "more robust strategy" when it comes to eking repayments out of graduates, and is already outsourcing past debt to private companies, who will possibly raise repayment rates.
(Even if market interest rates shoot up, today's borrowers will owe only 6.8% and can stretch repayments out over 30 years).
(For an estimate of how much you'll owe under income-based repayment, check out this calculator from Forbes).
See articleCitigroup went back into the red, reporting a $1.4 billion net loss (which increased to $7.6 billion once repayments of bail-out money were accounted for).
The borrowed billions were then shoved onto the balance sheet of Boots UK Ltd – and those banks jumped to the front of the queue for repayment out of the profits made by the company.
The true impact of Glazer's 2005 takeover of Manchester United – up to £90m a year in interest and capital repayments on loans taken out to finance his acquisition of the club – could not be known until after the event.
Public finance officials will have to lean toward issuing more longer-term debt to defer and spread out repayments.
It said that the E.C.B. had agreed to stretch out repayments for the 2009 bailout of Anglo Irish Bank to 40 years, instead of the 10 years previously scheduled.
No credit checks, CCJs and defaults OK" – might encourage people who were not able to manage repayments to take out a loan.
Some of the earliest innovations in mathematics were driven by the need to calculate the area of odd-shaped parcels of land, or figure out repayments including compound interest.
