Sentence examples for were expected to repay from inspiring English sources

From the fat dividends and capital gains, the new black tycoons were expected to repay their loans.

Hollywood, after all, is supposed to be a West Coast annex of the Democratic National Committee, and the makers of this gripping thriller, about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, were expected to repay the Obama administration for its indulgence of them with a tribute to the current president's wisdom and grit.

A4e is expected to repay £15,000.

The amount they would be expected to repay would rise from £27,000 to £33,000.

Many of those recipients can be expected to repay part of their debt during the leadership vote on Thursday.

The country's budget is now firmly in surplus, and Russia is expected to repay the fund nearly $2.1 billion this year.

The £2.2m investment in energy saving and renewable systems is expected to repay itself in nearly eight years.

Naturally, a borrower's income is a factor considered – borrowers with high income can be expected to repay more than borrowers with low income.

They can borrow up to 300 TEMs, but they are expected to repay the loan within a fixed period of time.

The intention is that someone earning £90,000 would be expected to repay a higher proportion of their redundancy package than someone earning £80,000.

She is expected to repay thousands of pounds and also apologise for her use of the expenses system, the Telegraph said.