Sentence examples for which is repaid from inspiring English sources

Instead they can reach deals with private consortia that raise money from banks, which is repaid over periods of about 30 years.

What's more, the company making the loan has to pay 25% of the amount of the loan to HMRC, which is repaid when the loan is repaid by the individual.

It is an investment of seriousness which is repaid when we arrive at the big emotional centrepiece, far more important than Harry's battle to retrieve the Philosopher's Stone itself, a plot point which, on the screen as on the page, is disappointingly fudged.

Fixed-Rate Loans Fixed-rate loans provide a single, lump-sum payment to the borrower, which is repaid over a set period of time at an agreed-upon interest rate.

The interest is hidden in the reduced value of labour which is repaid at below market prices.

And tobacco companies have been giving small-scale farmers loans, which are repaid with auction sale proceeds.

Although he disputes signing guarantees that are at issue in the lawsuits, Mr. Gonzalez did guarantee other big loans, which were repaid by MCube.

November 2009 Bank of England admits that HBOS was given a secret lifeline during the 2008 crisis, peaking at £25.4bn on 13 December 2008, which was repaid on 16 January 2009.

State Senator Byron M. Baer and Assemblyman Charles Zisa wrote a joint letter to the Executive Commission on Ethical Standards seeking an inquiry into the loan, which was repaid in 1995.

Home credit firms usually lend small amounts of up to £1,000 which are repaid within a few months, with payments collected from the borrower's doorstep.

Through withdrawals over the years, the Kings got all their principal back except for about $200,000, which was repaid to them last year through the trustee's office after they filed a claim.