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181. Two eat to parents, it is repay a debt, is two eat to the child leasehold?

182. When banks cut off lending businessmen went to the high-interest informal lenders figuring that a month or two later they'd get loans again to repay their other debts.

183. "Every time I look at Ava, I know I will never be able to repay the debt that I owe Susan," Gena said.

184. The only way the US can repay its vast borrowings is by debasing the dollar – a process in which China will inevitably be short-changed.

185. For example, Xerox Corporation entered into a restructuring whereby it agreed to repay US$2.8 billion of an outstanding loan.

186. As as financing a current - account shortfall, a country has to repay or roll over existing debts.

187. Though this vintage seems ready to enjoy now, it is a monumental Rubicon that will also repay cellaring.

188. If a borrower fails to repay a fiduciary loan upon maturity, he shall bear liability in accordance with the provisions of the contract.

189. Most lenders insist on Mortgage Life Insurance to repay your mortgage in one lump sum.

190. Warm have never loved me. However he enjoy I serve. This contribution that offers sacrifices to should be, the repay that imprecation wears the absolute being.

191. Certainly, while other competitors may face rising credit losses, or labor to repay government funds, there will be more than enough business for both banks to share.

192. The Lord shall repay the evildoer according to his wickedness.

193. Repayment of long-term debt. Working capital is decreased when current assets are used to repay long-term debts.

194. One day an evil thought came to C's mind. "Hey, what if the land price stop going up, how could B repay my loan.

195. We plan to use the proceeds from the sale-leaseback to repay some of the long-term debt we currently have.

196. When market interest rates lower than the coupon rate , the borrower will repay the loan early, thereby facilitating IO bond prices.

197. Just as a drawn-out bankruptcy dissipates the value of a firm's assets, a default in which a country faces legal battles with squabbling groups of creditors weakens its capacity to repay debt.

198. Debasing the currency allows the Treasury to repay its debt with cheaper dollars. Sentencedict.com

199. Only pay out loves disregarding repay can wa get real happiness in the heart.

200. The Hirer shall repay to the Council the cost of reinstating or replacing any property damaged, destroyed or stolen during the period of hire.

201. You authorize us at any time to instruct or request any bank with which you may have an account to deduct from such account and repay us any amount due from you to us.

202. He said himself that he could find no words for it that were adequate, and that if he should ever be able he would repay me a thousandfold.

203. Fear can not repay the debt of Portugal, the Portuguese international credit rating agencies to reduce and improve the repayment rate has aggravated the economic difficulties of Portugal.

204. I wouldn't choose to operate a enterprise without desire to repay an obligation to society; I wouldn't promote health service to all over the world without the aim to do human health service.

205. Drawdown a RMB Short Term Revolving Loan to repay the existing loan as per the attached CNY Loan Agreement.

206. "Until they repay me, " he said, "I keep their ration card. "

207. To get a credit card, they will need a parent or other adult over 21 to accept joint responsibility. Or they will need to show they can repay their debts independently.

208. Many trainee truckers 0drop out before completing their first year of work, even though this means they must repay the trucking company their training costs, which run into thousands of dollars.

209. Tiomin, which will retain 30 percent interest in TKL, said net cash flow generated by Kwale will be initially used to repay project debt and thereafter distributed between the two companies.

210. Insolvent An individual or company unable to repay their outstanding debts.