foreclose in English

verb

1

take possession of a mortgaged property as a result of the mortgagor's failure to keep up their mortgage payments.

the bank was threatening to foreclose on his mortgage

2

rule out or prevent (a course of action).

the decision effectively foreclosed any possibility of his early rehabilitation

verb

prevent, preclude, forbid, forestall

Use "foreclose" in a sentence

1. His business is foreclose.

2. Will some spasm foreclose Earth's future?

3. They will foreclose our mortgage.

4. Inevitably, many lenders will foreclose on thehomeowner.

5. Did you foreclose on many families this week?

6. The bank's gonna foreclose at the end of the month.

7. They tried to foreclose the possibility of his meeting with the chairman.

8. Yelled Stefano skirt that Aphoriser consume specially and foreclose unhealthily

9. Moreover, demographic factors such as unplanned pregnancy may also foreclose options.

10. A dominant undertaking may try to foreclose its competitors by tying or bundling.

11. Other hand, licensing agreements can also serve to Cartelise an industry or to foreclose markets

12. Note the importance of the issue to lending institutions foreclose, take title, and resell the property.

13. Rising debt costs could force many overstretched homeowners to default and their lenders to foreclose.

14. Her mortgage company has twice threatened to foreclose on her north Houston home, which serves as her company headquarters.

15. Moreover, following attempts to foreclose competitors, Java forks could appear, as software vendors would turn to alternatives.

16. Moreover, following attempts to foreclose competitors, Java forks could appear, as software vendors would turn to alternatives

17. It is perfectly rational for individual banks to want to foreclose early on companies having trouble repaying their loans.

18. NAVTEQ would still compete with Tele Atlas post-merger, thereby limiting Tele Atlas' ability to foreclose its competitors

19. On television especially, the use of quick-cut images and short sound bites tends to foreclose reasoned reflection and time-consuming deliberation.

20. Says in this agreement that if you're in arrears we have the right to foreclose and purchase this property for one peso.

21. 1 His opinion also noted that the decision does not foreclose the act from challenge by someone who suffers " judicially cognizable injury resulting from it."

22. The Commission concluded, however, that there would be no risk of foreclose in the markets for engine accessories produced by Unison or in the markets for aero engines.

23. If a borrower defaults in their obligations to the secured lender under the loan documents, the secured lender can exercise remedies to foreclose on the Collateral and try to sell it to recover the loan amount.

24. (290) The ability of the merged entity to foreclose would primarily arise from (i) its significant market power in anaesthesia machines and (ii) the technical interface between anaesthesia machines, monitors and CIS which requires cooperation between the anaesthesia machine manufacturer, the patient monitor manufacturer or CIS supplier.

25. The process of burden sharing must also take into account where the primary responsibility for the present state of GHG concentration in the atmosphere rests and not foreclose rapid and sustained economic development for the developing world, which, in any case, is an imperative for adaptation.

26. Baseline Environmental Assessments (Beas) A person can buy, lease, or foreclose on contaminated property and be protected from liability for cleanup of existing contamination on the property if they: 1) conduct a baseline environmental assessment (BEA) and 2) disclose it to EGLE and subsequent purchasers and transferees of the property, as outlined in Part 201 (Environmental Remediation) and