The higher the price for the G.M. stock, the more money the American taxpayers will recoup on their first opportunity to cash in on the 61 percent stake the federal government holds in the company.
But now, to get loans to recoup on damages or lost income, or to be compensated by BP, they said they needed to show documents to prove how much they made.
For those coming from Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf, many of whom are initially stopping in the metropolitan area before heading to their homes across the country, having a place to stay and recoup on Governors Island makes sense.
Put another way, banks would need to recoup, on average, between $15 and $20 a month from each depositor just to earn what they did in the past, according to an analysis of the interest rate and regulatory changes on checking accounts by Oliver Wyman, a financial consulting firm.
The old system encouraged contractors to bid low on development contracts because, without competition, they could more than recoup on the production end.
The West country outfit scored five second-half tries but were unable to recoup on a poor first-half display, in which Leeds took a 27-0 lead.
Therefore, if they inaccurately forecast demand for certain items, they could end up burning more money than they're able to recoup on sales.
So, the ability to recoup on your investment is lower.
The Education Department refers defaulted borrowers for Social Security garnishments after the department's collection agencies fail to recoup on the soured debt.
But the federal consumer bureau catalogs complaints about private student loans, or those without government backing, as well as debt collectors who try to recoup on private or federal student loans in default.
