Sentence examples for stopped interest from inspiring English sources

The European bank said that troubles at its North American mortgage business reemerged as some customers stopped interest payments.

LONDON -- HSBC, one of Europe's largest banks, reported third-quarter earnings at its investment banking unit that disappointed some analysts Wednesday and said that troubles at its North American mortgage business reemerged as some customers stopped interest payments.

The European unit of the TXU Corporation has stopped interest payments on $200 million of debt, raising the possibility that the division, which is a large supplier of electricity and natural gas in the region, will file for bankruptcy protection.

The former Labor government stopped interest subsidies in 2012 with the support of the states and territories, but a form of interest rate subsidy is expected to be included in the drought package prepared by Joyce for cabinet.

Married, 3 children Former credit analyst made fortune issuing junk bonds secured by metals companies he acquired; stopped interest payments, sent companies into bankruptcy, bought company assets back for pennies on the dollar.

Former credit analyst made fortune issuing junk bonds secured by metals companies he acquired; stopped interest payments, sent companies into bankruptcy, bought company assets back for pennies on the dollar.

He is right, too, if somewhat hypocritical, when he argues that taxpayers need a watchdog to stop interest groups from treating the stimulus bill like a second Christmas.

But, he told the university crowd, "the No. 1 thing Congress should do for you is to stop interest rates on student loans from going up".

Impath, based in New York, wants to pay the creditors to stop interest from accruing on the debt, said George Davis, the company's lawyer.

The Tories will have no choice but to tackle the deficit crisis "decisively" if they want to stop interest rates going up. "Put bluntly, Labour created this mess.

"This week's travel has been part of the president's official responsibility to get outside of Washington, D.C., hear from students and discuss stopping interest rates on their loans from doubling in July," said Eric Schultz, a White House spokesman.