Sentences with phrase «repayment of any public assistance»

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But neither the African governmental officials nor the private foreign banks who made the decision to loan in the first place lose out, as European and North American governments step in to provide further financial assistance for African countries as they begin to lapse on loan repayments: «In effect, public money from the governments of industrialised countries -LSB-...] helped to bail out the private creditors» (p. 33).

USD's LRAP will be administered by the Loan Repayment Assistance Program Governing Board generally consisting of the USD School of Law Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, an Administrative Director from the Center for Public Interest and the President of the Public Interest Law Foundation.

To that end, we created a Loan Repayment Assistance Fund to offer graduates who work full - time in public interest assistance with the repayment of loans used to finance their legal eRepayment Assistance Fund to offer graduates who work full - time in public interest assistance with the repayment of loans used to finance their legal Assistance Fund to offer graduates who work full - time in public interest assistance with the repayment of loans used to finance their legal assistance with the repayment of loans used to finance their legal erepayment of loans used to finance their legal education.

The purpose of this program is to provide loan repayment assistance to a select number of our graduates who are pursuing careers in public service.

As a reflection of Gonzaga University School of Law's humanistic, Jesuit, and Catholic nature, this Loan Repayment Assistance Program reflects the high value that the school places on attorneys pursuing careers in public service.

The R. William Arthur Loan Repayment Assistance Endowment, established by Dorothy Ellett Arthur in memory of her husband, The Honorable R. William Arthur, William & Mary Law Class of 1940, a highly respected lawyer and jurist in Wytheville, Virginia, who devoted much of his career to public service.

The St. John's University School of Law Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) provides financial assistance to qualified Law School graduates who work in public interest or government Assistance Program (LRAP) provides financial assistance to qualified Law School graduates who work in public interest or government assistance to qualified Law School graduates who work in public interest or government positions.

The program aims to supplement other available sources of loan repayment assistance so as to permit graduates to perform public service in North Carolina, the nation and the world, without being restricted or discouraged by law school debt.

The Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) program greatly reduces the degree to which financing the cost of a legal education limits career options and opens the door to public service careers by providing a path for total loan forgiveness.

Students who borrow through the federal program can make use of programs such as the Income - Driven Repayment Plans, the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program, and Duke's Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP).

The purpose of the program is to provide legal educational loan repayment assistance in exchange for public service to low income or underserved residents in New Mexico.