Sentence examples for repayments worth from inspiring English sources

Jubilee's analysis defines countries as at high risk of a government debt crisis if they have net debt higher than 30% of GDP, a current-account deficit of over 5% of GDP and future debt repayments worth more than 10% of government revenue.

More importantly, two years' worth of repayment receipts gives Lenddo the kind of database required for fine-tuning its software.

Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will be forced to defend itself in court against allegations that it gave one of the world's most profitable banks a sweetheart deal on the repayment of unpaid taxes worth up to £20m.

The deal cannot come soon enough for Greece, which has €12bn worth of debt repayments falling due in the next month, as well as the usual costs of public sector wages and pensions.

So a borrower who has already made several years worth of payments under another repayment plan, such as graduated repayment or extended repayment, would have to reset the forgiveness clock to zero.

From now until the end of 2016 Ukraine has about $14 billion-worth of external debt repayments.

Even borrowers locked into fixed deals with hefty early repayment charges could find it is worth paying the exit penalty.

Mr Tsipras's visit to Moscow coincided with a repayment by Greece of an IMF tranche worth €500bn (£363bn).

Between changes to tax laws, retirement savings plans and student loan repayment options, this year's new rules are worth checking out to understand how they might benefit you.

(Ford retained 40 percent ownership of him, as the sale was for the repayment of a debt not judged to be worth as much as Northup.) Northup was Tibaut's only slave.

If legal remedies for borrowers, such as defense to repayment, exist only on paper, they are not worth very much.