Sentence examples for years for payment from inspiring English sources

Among the worst cases, the inspector general said, was one involving a veteran who was owed nearly $65,000 for a delayed claim, and another in which a veteran waited more than two years for payment, the inspector general said.

On Wednesday, the central bank fined Allied Irish 2 million euros, the largest fine ever for a retail bank, after it was found to have overcharged 258,000 customers about 100 euros over several years for payment protection insurance on their credit cards even though they chose not to buy the coverage.

This was a client who was on the verge of filing Chapter 13 and the bank did not want to risk waiting 5 years for payment," said Pipitone.

On Wednesday, the central bank fined Allied Irish 2 million, the largest fine it has levied on a retail bank, after it was found to have overcharged customers for several years for payment-protection insurance on their credit cards even though they chose not to buy the coverage.

THE European Union earmarks about €30 billion ($35 billion) each year for payments to its poorer regions, in the hope of helping them get richer.

2011 is going to be a big year for payments, with more startups and mature companies getting funded in the space than almost ever before.

It is understood that Karp, who will remain Tumblr's chief executive, will be tied into the company for at least four years for his payment of about $220m to vest.

Can you let go of signing up for 30 years of payments for a more expensive house?

Most commercial real estate loans in recent years called for payments of just the interest, with the entire loan to be refinanced within 10 years.

Who could disagree that it is relevant to know that MPs have preposterously gilded pensions when Francis Maude is attacking virtually all other public sector retirement funds, just as it is relevant to know that he claimed £35,000 in two years for mortgage payments on a London flat when he owned a house one minute's walk away?

Georgetown Law School, for example, will make the 10 years of payments for graduates who go into low-paying public interest jobs, and then the remaining debt will be forgiven by the government — giving those borrowers a free legal education.