Sentence examples for terms of repayment from inspiring English sources

The same terms of repayment applied for a graduate to earn over £21,000 a year.

They closed on Sept. 29, and they have worked out the terms of repayment with those relatives.

This must be paid for by new budget priorities and, importantly, by negotiating longer, Uruguay-style terms of repayment with creditors.

If, after a probationary time period, the first two borrowers meet the terms of repayment, then loans are granted to the remaining group members.

It has defaulted on debt to the Paris Club twice since the fall of the Soviet Union, and is now asking creditors to recast the terms of repayment once again.

Mr. Steuerman owed more than $500,000 to the elder Mr. Tankleff and had quarreled with him over the terms of repayment, according to evidence presented at Martin Tankleff's trial.

"What's the point of a consultation if you ignore the answers?" Gordon Marsden, Labour's shadow minister for further education, told the Independent after the Spending Review announcement last month: "It's no surprise they've sneaked this out because it illustrates the panicked situation they're in with the gaping big hole in terms of repayments.

"The amounts … were advanced without formal documentation and there are no written terms for interest and the term of repayment".

They are told to sign an open-ended loan agreement where the interest rates and term of repayment can change, at any moment in time, at the whim of government, without the need to legislation.

The next month, however, the World Bank stated that the optimal figure would be double this number and offered $300 million in credit for reforms in the Ukrainian coal industry, with a 17-year term of repayment.

He will surely promote new Russian investment, particularly in developing Cuba's rich nickel deposits, and will try to work out terms for repayment of some of the estimated $20 billion that Havana owes Moscow.