repayable in English

adjective

[re'pay·a·ble || rɪ'peɪəbl]

can be repaid, can be paid back, refundable

Use "repayable" in a sentence

1. 9 Remember, overdrafts are repayable on demand.

2. Taking deposits and other repayable funds

3. Loan, Risk capital, Grant, Repayable advances

4. Interest rate subsidy, Grant, Repayable advances

5. Loan, Interest rate subsidy, Guarantee, Grant, Repayable advances

6. Direct grant, Guarantee, Interest subsidy, Repayable advances

7. EE: Acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds from the public

8. Soft loan (including details of how the loan is secured), Direct grant, Repayable advances, Interest subsidy

9. The aid consists in a repayable cash advance from the French State, a Bull shareholder.

10. Although an overdraft facility may be authorised, technically the money is repayable on demand by the bank.

11. Loans for Unconditionally repayable contributions and their allowance for bad debt (Per TBAS 3.2) Mandatory Y

12. to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and to grant credits for its own account;

13. 19 Tigress, far from commiserating, offered her a loan ( repayable later on ) to make herself more presentable.

14. It covers payments since 1990 in the form of advances repayable in certain circumstances when contracts run out.

15. The classical system was reintroduced in 1999, with the abolition of advance corporation tax and of repayable dividend tax credits.

16. A current account overdraft is a very short-term credit facility, unlike the repayable advances, which have a maturity of three years.

17. 15 As a result of breaches of certain borrowing provisions, most of the group's borrowings have become repayable on demand.

18. A current account overdraft is a very short-term credit facility, unlike the repayable advances, which have a maturity of 3 years.

19. A current account overdraft is a very short-term credit facility, unlike the repayable advances, which have a maturity of three years

20. Any non-repayable State resources granted to avoid such consequences constitute aid which reduces the charges, even exceptional charges as outlined above, normally affecting the profit or loss of a firm.

21. The examples of credit quoted by the French authorities (such as the current account overdraft facility and the advance payments from customers) are not comparable to the repayable advances in question.

22. If an EFTA State awards a repayable advance which qualifies as State aid within the meaning of Article 61(1) of the EEA Agreement, the rules laid down in this section apply.

23. The examples of credit quoted by the French authorities (such as the current account overdraft facility and the advance payments from customers) are not comparable to the repayable advances in question

24. Closing the Commercialization Gap ASL Environmental Services of Sidney, British Columbia, used a repayable IRAP-TPC contribution to test and evaluate the new acoustic scintillation flow meter it had developped for measuring turbine discharge at hydroelectric facilities.

25. If during the Clawback Period there is an investigation which, in the opinion of the Directors, could lead to an Award becoming repayable under this rule, the Clawback Period may be extended until the conclusion of that investigation.

26. A current account overdraft granted by a private bank is a very short-term credit facility, unlike the repayable advances at issue, which have a maturity of three years, and the overdraft is not, therefore, subject to the same risk analyses by creditors.

27. ‘A current account overdraft granted by a private bank is a very short-term credit facility, unlike the repayable advances at issue, which have a maturity of three years, and the overdraft is not, therefore, subject to the same risk analyses by creditors.