How To Use Grace period In A Sentence
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The loan is repayable over 14 years with a four-year grace period and fixed annual interest of 1.49 per cent.
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It is like a roué making a renewed vow of total, absolute, unconditional marital fidelity but asking for a 10 year grace period for the transition to it.
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Repayment was to be over 10 years, with a six-year grace period.
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Is there a grace period for late payment?
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The loans are extended for up to 12 years with three-year grace period and are available for almost all sectors of the economy.
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Registry will provide 30 days grace period for domain name renewal.
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The term of the loan is ten years, with a two-year grace period starting from the date of utilisation of each tranche.
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The payment had originally been due on April 1 but we had a grace period which expired in June.
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The term is used to describe grace periods that often go into effect when new geographic area codes are set up.
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I have a six-month grace period before I have to begin paying back my student loans.
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They extend the grace period for the repayment of the loan till March 2006.
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However, to avoid a potentially chaotic situation, a 6-month grace period is provided before any regulations may be made invalid.
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But officials are hoping that the yearlong grace period tacked on last year will mean no last-minute crush this year.
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The payment had originally been due on April 1 but the Toronto-based company had a grace period which expired on Thursday.
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He says that the Mars mission could take place as early as 2009, but the two years' grace period allows the agency to spread the cost around that much more.
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Unfortunately, we may not have such a grace period.
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Finally, after graduation a student must be sure that she does not overstay her grace period or engage in work or other activities not authorized by her visa.
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Some large lenders will accept your application but delay processing it until near the end of your grace period.
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On his estate, rents were collected, a grace period given if needed, but no other exactions were demanded.
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The term is used to describe grace periods that often go into effect when new geographic area codes are set up.
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The company has a 30-day grace period to decide whether to make the payments.
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In a related discussion on Slashdot, solprovider points out that ICANN's new policy may also put an end to what Network Solutions describes as "domain kiting," where several (possibly related) companies keep passing domain registrations from one to the next by taking advantage of the free grace period, effectively preventing the domains from ever being available to the public.
Is Domain Name Front Running About To Come To An End? - The Consumerist
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Loan terms incorporate details on grace periods, repayment and prepayment.
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One reason, international carriers say, is they offer frequent-flier perks typically not found with U.S. airlines, such as easier access to lounges and longer grace periods for elite-status qualification.
Why 'Free' Tickets Cost So Much
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Private loans are generally "unsubsidized" which means, once you begin repaying the loan, you will owe any interest that accrued while you were in school, and any that accrues during the grace period or deferment.
Consumer Action
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The payment had originally been due on April 1 but the Toronto-based company had a grace period which expired on Thursday.
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South African farmers will now have a five year grace period to find replacement products for methyl bromide, which is presently used for soil fumigation in nurseries, flower and vegetable production, replanting of apple and other orchards and tobacco seedbeds.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Loan terms incorporate details on grace periods, repayment and prepayment.
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But officials are hoping that the yearlong grace period tacked on last year will mean no last-minute crush this year.
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With subsidized loans, the federal government pays the interest on a loan while the student is in school, during the grace period after graduation or if the loan is in deferment, which is when borrowers are temporarily allowed to stop making payments.
New Rules for Loans
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An article providing for a one-year grace period was not debated in the pell-mell final day of the legislative session.
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the notification stated the grace period and the penalties for defaulting
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In terms of unsterilised female dogs and cats, the proposed by-laws say that there will be a grace period of 12 months after the commencement of these by-laws for the animals to be sterilised.
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Government-backed loans would be repaid over 15 years, including an eight-year grace period.
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Got to be of a certain class to have a car in the city anyway, unless of course you are visiting in which case a 5 minute grace period should be $9.99 and come with an A-1 genu-wine Rolex-type sports watch so you know when to pay up and get out.
A Matter of Time: Grace Periods
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In February, the plaintiff again sought and was granted a further grace period to March 31, 1995.
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Finally, after graduation a student must be sure that she does not overstay her grace period or engage in work or other activities not authorized by her visa.
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Of course, it is upon this 12-month grace period that Oakley wish to rely.
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The loan should be repaid within 10 years and has a 5-year grace period and preferential interest.
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Late fees now average $29, and most cards have reduced the late payment grace period from 14 days to zero days.
