Sentence examples for repossession in from inspiring English sources

All of these options carry a guarantee of no repossession in the event that repayments cannot be met.

Tying the process of repossession in yet more knots will make it harder for the market to clear and for house prices to find a floor.

"We are now facing a repeat of the Tory recession of the 1990s, with tens of thousands of families facing repossession in the year ahead," he said.

Mr Cagan marries the statistics and concludes that going by today's prices some 1.1m mortgages (or 13% of all adjustable-rate mortgages originated between 2004 and 2006), worth $326 billion, are heading for repossession in the next few years.

Grammar schools didn't increase most people's opportunities, bankruptcies rose in the 1980s and owner-occupiers suffered record levels of repossession in the 1990s and are burdened with huge, unsustainable debts.

This is the famous scene of repossession, in which members of the Lord Chamberlain's Men – Shakespeare's company – conclude a long dispute with their landlord by dismantling the old playhouse called the Theatre and carting off its timbers to build a new venue in Southwark, the Globe.

It also recently revised downwards its projection for repossessions in 2014 to below 37,000 homes.

Repossessions in the second quarter represented just 0.05% of all outstanding loans.

The movement to stop repossessions in Madrid has emerged from the Spanish capital's Latin American immigrant community.

It is the fifth consecutive quarterly decline and is 26% less than the 10,700 repossessions in the final quarter of last year.

According to the Telegraph the most expensive address in the UK has seen its first repossessions in more than 14 years.