Examples of using Repayable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Receiving deposits and other repayable funds;
Women can obtain through NGOs micro-credits repayable on fixed dates.
Japan announced that it would lend Iraq $862 million repayable over 40 years with a 10-year grace period.
All loans are disallowed by the Panel as they are, by their very nature, repayable.
The first loan, for the new construction, would be a zero interest loan repayable over 50 years.
In contrast to IAS 32, the capital may be repayable or the instrument may be puttable by the holder.
The Rs 15,000'package ' included a grant of Rs 12,000 and a repayable Rs 3,000 loan.
Some two thirds of the cash and investments reflect contributions received in advance from partners that are repayable to them.
These are all institutions whose business is to receive repayable funds from the public, for example by offering savings schemes.
The amounts granted are treated as repayable advances, and are limited to 18 months with a ceiling of Euro100 for each child.
Of the total repayable amount of USD 1,087,000 in respect of duplicate claims, the Commission has received a refunded amount of USD 1,026,000.
Of the total repayable amount of USD 300,000 in respect of higher to lower amounts, the Commission has received a refunded amount of USD 290,745.
Funds under the second loan in the amount of KWD 1,720,000 were advanced on 7 July 1990 and were repayable on 4 September 1990.
Innovative financing can help to address high upfront costs and long payback, for example, low-interest loans repayable through small monthly additions to electricity bills.
The balance of USD 61,000 is repayable to the Compensation Fund and the secretariat has reminded the relevant governments of their obligation to return the funds.
Soft loans and fully repayable loans for the establishment of microenterprises continued, and the number of grants increased from 58 in 1997/98 to 87 in 1998/99.
of the asset or reducing the deferred income balance by the amount repayable.
Article 9(a) prohibits non-banking financial institutions from accepting routine deposits or other repayable funds from the public, as that is the function of a bank.
The programme offers small loans ranging from DA 50,000 to DA 350,000 at a subsidized interest rate which are repayable and backed by a guarantee fund associated with the unemployment insurance fund.
It allows students access to incomecontingent loans, repayable after graduation.
