Sentence examples similar to rescheduling payment from inspiring English sources

Michael Grade, the ITV executive chairman, also confirmed today that the broadcaster was in talks with the Football Association about rescheduling payments for the £275m four-year contract for FA Cup matches and England home internationals.

Mr. McAtee said the banks had been more than conciliatory in rescheduling payments on the loans, which were originally set in an agreement signed by the Hunts in 1984.

Alstom, a Paris-based electrical engineering company, said it was in talks to refinance and reschedule payment of its short- and medium-term debt.

The directors admitted the immediate future contained "significant challenges" but the Malaysian investors had made further funds available and entered into negotiations with creditors to reschedule payment plans.

The United States has already begun calculating how to reschedule payments on the $3 billion Pakistan owes Washington.

Argentina will announce a plan today to reschedule payments on $95 billion in bonds.

Then Dubai announced in late 2009 that it needed to reschedule payments on some of its $110 billion in debt.

Should a firm default on rescheduled payments, the government can take control and find a strategic partner, or put the firm into bankruptcy.

The bill would bar the United States from taking part in multinational agreements to reschedule payments on Soviet-era debts as long as the listening post is operating.

Hallmark has also reached an agreement with Univision's bank lending group to reschedule payments and increase the availability of funds.

In one case seen by The Times a borrower was quoted more than £6,000, including a £250 paperwork "storage" fee, to reschedule payments on an £8,700 debt.