Sentence examples for Debt clearance from inspiring English sources

Many of these firms went bankrupt, with the Korea Asset Management Corporation, a state-run debt clearance agency, purchasing 9.6 trillion won of bad debts–just under three times its purchases in the previous year.

Across the G-20 as a whole, key policy-makers now worry that debt clearance by leading economies will make a sustained pick-up in global economic growth more difficult to achieve, rather than less: and they point to the European experience as a warning.

For most of the trafficking survivors, rescue from the sex industry occurred through police raids, help from clients, or captors releasing the survivors due to age, health conditions, or debt clearance.

A 2007 California task force reported that in the Navy, the number of security clearances revoked because of debt increased to 1,999 in 2005, from 124 in 2000.

Members of the military can lose their security clearances for falling into debt.

Remnant biotas are still adjusting to the effects of fragmentation and the extinction debt associated with past and current habitat clearance.

That's because debt troubles can result in soldiers losing their security clearance.

Debate also arose regarding whether lactate is a measure of oxygen debt or some combination of increased production and decreased clearance.

One scene, involving the clearance of the parental home in Cheadle Hulme, clearly owes a debt to Chekhov but also goes on far too long.

One applicant was turned down for a security clearance for lying about having smoked marijuana and having outstanding medical debt.

While it's generally known that bad credit can affect a soldier's security clearance, the Armed Forces will also turn down prospective recruits with unpaid debts that are overdue or in collection until the issues are resolved.