Sentence examples for take repayment from inspiring English sources

These investment firms had objected to the government forcing them to take repayment of their holdings against their will.

The Isle of Man-based hedgefund may opt to take repayment in the form of fresh shares, but that would require shareholder backing at an AGM.

If no sales are made on a particular day, the company said it will not take repayment.

The Isle of Man-based hedge fund may opt to take repayment in the form of fresh shares, but that would require shareholder backing at an annual meeting.

In the Middle Ages, when usury laws banned lenders from charging interest, savvy merchants lent in one currency and took repayment in another, thereby profiting without incurring the wrath of the Catholic Church.

"And we have to take that repayment schedule into account when we're determining whether you have the ability to make the required monthly payments on the mortgage".

This meant that lenders such as Wonga were no longer allowed to make more than two attempts to use a CPA to take a repayment or use a CPA to take a part-payment, as in the case of Sparham-Price.

If a government needs to borrow £150bn to meet this year's bills – which our government does – then it has to look like the kind of government that is going to take the repayment of its debts and the value of its currency super-seriously.

Take loan repayment rates.

Payday lenders have been accused of making multiple attempts on borrowers' accounts as they try to take loan repayments.

It proposes three options to deal with debt relief: by extending extending the maturity on Greek debt with grace periods of 30 years on the entire stock of European debt (this would take the repayments into the 2050s and beyond) explicit annual transfers to the Greek budget or deep upfront haircuts, which most Eurozone countries have so far opposed.