Sentence examples for access to restructuring from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration and Treasury officials have said Puerto Rico needs access to restructuring — which could involve lowering the principal of the debt and altering payments — lest it default further on its debt.

Yet the ECB only wants the job if it gets new powers, and access to funds, to restructure and wind down ailing banks, all backed by a credible system to guarantee bank deposits.

Though the White House has reportedly pushed to allow Puerto Rico to access American bankruptcy courts to restructure its debt — which, under current US law, Puerto Rico cannot do — powerful Republican politicians, including Rubio, have opposed that move.

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"Rationalising paper products, to focus only on those which will be of most interest to the public, saves costs without unduly restructuring access to the information itself," said a DH spokeswoman.

The other two call for restructuring access to both freeways from Burbank Boulevard by building a looped ramp on several acres in the reserve's southeast corner.

After months of dithering as the crisis escalated, the House subcommittee with jurisdiction over Puerto Rico unveiled a draft bill at the end of March that would give the island some very limited access to court-supervised debt restructuring in exchange for a Washington-based fiscal oversight board.

The commonwealth does not have access to the federal bankruptcy courts to restructure its debts, forcing the government and creditors to work out a deal outside court.

Under the bill, H.R. 870, the island's municipalities and public corporations would have access to Chapter 9, thereby allowing them to restructure their debts in bankruptcy.

A.I.G., which committed to sell most of its businesses to pay back the government, had to restructure its bailout last year after reduced access to credit constricted the ability of potential buyers to bid on the company's units.

Demand for bariatric care through publicly-funded OOCC may have had some influence on recent decisions in Ontario to restructure bariatric services and increase domestic access [ 9].