Sentence examples for time for repayment from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Ms. Lagarde suggested that France could support a rescheduling of Greece's debts if banks that owned the debt agreed to extend the amount of time for repayment, an apparent shift in position that aligns France and Germany against the European Central Bank, which opposes any restructuring of Greece's debt.

That also helps to limit defaulting, with a usual worst case scenario meaning a client needs a little more time for repayment.

You might also be able to extend the time for repayment, thereby reducing your monthly payments or you might pay interest only (not the principal), reducing the payment amount for a time.

A consolidation loan may lower your monthly payments, either by reducing your interest rate or by extending the length of time for repayment, but it pays off the other creditors completely.

"We understand that for some employees the 90-day time frame for repayment may cause financial hardship," a Yale spokeswoman said.

Each utility company will pass along its deferred costs to its own customers rather than pooling them, according to the Board of Public Utilities, but questions like the time period for repayment of the losses have yet to be worked out.

Opodo says its average handling time for valid repayment claims is 3.5 working days, and that 99.98% of claims this year to date have been resolved.

This freeze would also allow borrowers an opportunity to refinance their mortgages at a lower rate with a traditional 80% equity loan, assuming there is sufficient price appreciation and/or time for principal repayments over the next five years to create the 20% in equity necessary for the lower-rate refinancing.

A loan would likely be tacked on to the mortgage, for repayment over time.

A "teleological principle" is advanced, beside the conventional cost-benefit, that "if the political purposes of the originators are achieved, and at the same time there is some arrangement for repayment", the scheme is justified.

Greece and its creditors have been locked in talks for the last five months and need to agree on reforms so that the latest chunk of bailout money due to Athens can be released in time for a big debt repayment.