Sentence examples for undertaking to repay from inspiring English sources

It said: "In February 2015 an amount of £35m was transferred by Mishcon de Reya on behalf of ACE to the client account of Olswang against an Olswang solicitors' undertaking to repay on demand".

One is the ending of the loophole that allowed senior managers plenty of time to report share sales if they were undertaken to repay a loan to the company (in the late 1990s, a large number of bosses borrowed money from their employer to buy the firm's shares).

When he undertook to repay the national debt, in return for control of national revenues, and of the French mint, for a period of nine years, the share price of the Companie rose dramatically in a frenzy of speculation.

Under PFI, private companies fund the rebuilding of a school and the local authority undertakes to repay the costs, usually over the next 25 to 30 years.

The contract provided for Sydney Water to repay AWH's costs.

So long as loans are undertaken carefully and strategically, the investment in a liberal education is still much more likely than not to repay itself on purely economic grounds.

Have you had to repay the credit?

"I'll never be able to repay him".

"You are obligated to repay it".

Lithuania has to repay a Eurobond next year.

He was eager to repay his debt.