Sentence examples for total repayment from inspiring English sources

This will lower the total repayment to £836m.

One of the first, at Darent Valley, cost £80m to build but the total repayment costs amount to £800m.

My Home Finance loans are not subsidised, and a borrower would pay £7.09 a week for 52 weeks to repay £300, producing a total repayment of £383.68 over the year including interest of £68.68 and an administration charge of £15.

In a statement, the Poway district pointed out that the bond issue was the fifth part of a plan to modernize the 24 oldest schools in the district, adding that while that bond "has a total repayment ratio of 9.3 times the principal amount," the overall borrowing program has a repayment ratio of just 4.2.

Based upon UBS' arbitration demand, the employer calculated the total repayment owed to it as about $287,000.

There is much discussion about whether - and at what point in their career, or at what total repayment figure - a graduate should stop paying, and whether there should be a minimum salary before the graduate tax is triggered.

It repaid £2bn to the government, bringing total repayments to £3.1bn.

UKAR repaid £5.1bn of loans to the government in the 15 months to March, taking total repayments to £10.4bn and leaving £38.3bn left to return to the taxpayer.

Intended to cost merely £95m, the total repayments due from the acute trust are expected to rise to as much as £852m over 30 years.

Total repayments over the working life of a typical graduate would amount to around £20,100, including maintenance loans, under the assumption of a £6,000 annual fee, the IFS said.

The budget decision has fuelled concerns that compounding interest would drive up total repayments over a graduate's lifetime, with lower-income earners and parents who take time out of the workforce likely to be particularly affected.