grace period造句

What is the grace period for domain name renewal?

Our pay - off period can be as long as15 year, not including3 year grace period.

grace period: The period allowed in a loan schedule during which repayments of loan principal need not be made.

No papers will be accepted beyond the seven-day grace period.

It secured a grace period, and now has less than a month to make the missed interest payment.

The grace period allowed a new President to be briefed and to set his own tactics is over.

A provision in a contract allowing a defaulting party to fix the cause of a default, for example a repayment grace period.

Now, all this is available to you, as far as you make payment within a 30 day grace period. That shouldn't be a problem, right?

Setting this kind of soft deadline will give you a crucial grace period to deal with unforeseen problems. You might even have time to recover from outright catastrophes.

Any Financial Indebtedness of the Borrower or the Guarantor is not paid when due nor within any originally applicable grace period.

Foreign Banks are also benefiting from a grace period allowing them to make loans beyond the stipulated 75 per cent of deposits.

Public opinion is highly valued during the drafting of laws and regulations. In addition, we've taken concrete steps to improve the legal procedures of prior notification and grace period.

Under the Anti-technique clause of NYPE 93 form, if charterers fail to pay hire fully and punctually, owners shall give charterers a grace period to pay hire, but can't withdraw vessel.

Typical soft loans have long maturities (sometimes up to fifty years), a ten-year grace period before repayment starts, and low interest or interest-free repayment in loan currnecy.

Those grace periods have severely harmed the creditor, the efficiency of procedure, and made enforcement procedure lose its rigidity.