Sentence examples for which is forgiven from inspiring English sources

The grant is considered a deferred loan, which is forgiven if the homeowner remains in the house for five years.

Martin Dorph, an executive vice president of N.Y.U., got a $200,000 loan on a home in Bucks County, Pa., that he already owned; the university said the loan, which is forgiven over time as long as he stays with N.Y.U., was in lieu of a raise.

For federal income tax purposes, once a lender writes off any part of your debt - even a mortgage - that amount which is forgiven is reported to the Internal Revenue Service on a form 1099-C.

The Act offered an exception to the rule that, for federal income tax purposes, once a lender writes off any part of your debt – even a mortgage – that amount which is forgiven is reported to the IRS may be includable as income.

He also received mortgages of roughly $1.5 million through the school as a perquisite — $440,000 of which was forgiven by the university over time.

It is not clear who owns this stock now; many original lenders may have long ago written off losses on debt -- part of which was forgiven, and part of which was restructured.

All of which was forgiven and forgotten in the 20 seconds it took for Edward to smoulder like a boy band member and start counting down to his first opportunity to remove his doublet.

The use of nuclear weapons is a sin for which none is forgiven; a nuclear exchange is a potential extermination event.

The consolidated loan can extended for up to 25 years, after which any balance is forgiven.

President Obama has already taken a step in this direction with "Pay As You Earn," a plan that caps monthly payments for 20 to 25 years, after which the rest is forgiven.

Repayment period after which your remaining balance is forgiven is 25 years.