Sentence examples for to repay until from inspiring English sources

Conditions have become so good that some companies are borrowing money they will not have to repay until the next century.

She is beginning to receive bills for the loans, she said, which she said she thought she would not have to repay until after she graduated.

They don't have to repay until 2004.

Still, shares rose 73percentto to 13 pence, on the news that Cordiant's bank lenders, led by the Bank of New York and HSBC, will extend deadlines to repay loans until July 15.

But in a speech in Leeds setting out his fourth election pledge for young people, Miliband will warn that some students will not be able to repay debt until close to their retirement.

Greece does not have to repay much debt until December, giving the troika a one-off opportunity to enforce compliance with structural reforms.

Commercial property owners generally paid the full amount of interest, but did not have to repay any principal until the loan matured in five or 10 years.

Interest rates are lower than for standard loans and you will not have to repay the loan until you have finished the course.

In other words, Enron did not want to repay the $500 million until it could find another way to get similar financing.

Ministers have tried to defend their proposals – under which fees would rise from £3,300 to between £6,000 and £9,000 – by stressing there will be no up-front payments and that nobody will have to repay their fees until they are earning at least £21,000 a year.

As part of that, Affirm would offer 12 to 18 month loans with interest rates that range from 6percentto20percentcent, and recipients don't have to repay the loans until later after they graduate.