Sentence examples for suspended interest from inspiring English sources

In March 1997, the commission suspended interest payments as it debated whether to restructure the obligations.

It also suspended interest payments through 2011 for states paying benefits with federal loans.

In August, Tishman Speyer suspended interest payments on $570 million in secondary loans related to the Carr buildings and began talks on restructuring $1.6 billion in senior debt; the negotiations continue.

The government is lending 90 billion won ($70m), with suspended interest payments, to Hyundai to help it pay the North its fee for allowing southern tourists to visit Mount Kumgang, famous for its scenery.Will these friendly gestures be enough for the North to resume official contacts with the South?

This arose from a ruling by a New York judge suspending interest payments until Argentina negotiates with holders of its unrestructured bonds.

Under the water-bill measure, the city will also waive standard fees for some homeowners whose water service was interrupted by the storm and will suspend interest fees and collection on damaged properties that were delinquent before the storm.

Some will give you a "deferment," or allow you 30, 60 or even 90 days without payments, and will usually suspend interest accrued during these times.

An Areva spokesperson said: "I can now tell you that Areva and CGNPC have suspended their interest in the planned sale of Horizon Nuclear Power and did not submit a bid".

Martin Springer's suit filed Tuesday asks that he be paid for the two years he was suspended, plus interest, according to City News Service.

Specific procedures the financial institution should have for people with mental health problems, e.g. deferring collection action or suspending interest payments when a person is acutely unwell.

Items that received a lower rating from the financial institution staff panel mainly fell into the following categories: Specific procedures the financial institution should have for people with mental health problems, e.g. deferring collection action or suspending interest payments when a person is acutely unwell.