Sentence examples for would have repaid from inspiring English sources

The new owners then would have repaid the authority over 10 years from the increased revenue from the new luxury suites and club seats.

Victims of LowCost's collapse are set to be offered just £7.50 each, after it emerged that the Majorca-based company was reliant on the local Balearic island's travel bond scheme, rather than the UK's Atol scheme which would have repaid them in full.

Conor Ryan, director of research at the Sutton Trust, said: "There has been a lot said about the lower repayments that graduates make in their 20s under the new loan system, but very little about the fact that many graduates will face significant repayments through their 40s, whereas many would previously have repaid their loans by then.

I'd like to think I have repaid them by bowling nicely this year".

Even TARP recipients that have repaid the bailout funds benefited from the stability the government provided, so they too would have to pay some portion of the tax.

The biggest banks have repaid public money.

But the loan, which would have been repaid with next year's projected revenue, had been opposed by some in Trenton who argued that it was unconstitutional.

Thus more intensive human efforts at managing the soil and water conditions of early cultivated rufipogon would have been repaid by increasing yields and the accumulation of domestication genes.

The country benefited from a 2005 debt-relief plan by which the majority of its debt to a group of creditor countries known as the Paris Club would be forgiven once it had repaid a certain amount; Nigeria successfully met this condition in 2006, becoming the first African country to settle its debt with the group.

The club have been very loyal to me and I'd like to think I've repaid that".

A spokesman for the State Department of Taxation and Finance, Tom Bergin, said that Mr. Gidron owed more than $13 million in unpaid taxes, but would not say how much he had repaid, citing privacy laws.