Sentence examples for who will repay from inspiring English sources
Gauri is an angry, selfish woman, who will repay Subhash's generosity and kindness — and his efforts to invent a new life for them in Rhode Island — with chilly disregard.
Graduates who earn more will repay more each month, so the system is fair and affordable; and those who enter a more lucrative profession will pay a higher rate of interest, and ultimately contribute more to the cost of their university education.
And divisions between today's subsidised generation and tomorrow's workers who will have to repay that overspending.
According to the trustee's Web site, two distributions totaling $67.3 million were made Friday to the fund that will repay customers who were defrauded by Madoff.
According to a press release sent out last night, Made Event will repay in full those who shelled out for Sunday-only tickets, while two- and three-day ticket holders will receive compensation for the Sunday portion of their passes.
New Jersey will repay student loans for recent graduates who go to work for nonprofit or government social work programs, Acting Gov.
And he's mentioning another accomplishment that's already in hand: a provision of the big banking settlement announced a few weeks ago that will repay some service members or veterans who were improperly foreclosed.
He could be that god who insists that vengeance is solely his and only he will repay.
Government calculations predict that graduates who earn an average of more than £35,000 over the lifetime of their career will repay their tuition fee loan in full.
David Bullock David Bullock, who joined Pilgrim Baxter as president and CEO in July, said last week that Pilgrim will repay all personal profits and that the firm would reimburse the management fees.
Initially such speculation is successful and encourages others to follow suit; eventually credit is extended to those who will be able to repay the debt only if asset prices keep rising (a succinct description of the subprime-lending boom).
