Sentence examples for and a rescheduling of from inspiring English sources

But the financial position had deteriorated irretrievably, and Philip's governments, both in Madrid and in Brussels, had to declare a moratorium on their debts, or rather a forcible lowering of the very high rates of interest on government loans and a rescheduling of the repayments of short-term loans.

The government has effectively declared a moratorium on its debt in rubles and announced a rescheduling of the short-term gkos (bonds in rubles).

Successful negotiations secured a rescheduling of Indonesia's foreign debts and attracted aid through a group of donor countries.

The day went so well that Mr. Schur began considering a rescheduling of the episode.

Alternatively, this result may occur through a rescheduling of individual work toward standard hours facilitated by a larger supply of immigrants working nonstandard hours.

Tom Angell, founder of the advocacy group Marijuana Majority, told VICE News he is "guardedly hopeful" the government will favor a rescheduling of the drug to a lower classification.

He returned with a raft of accords on railways, a fertilizer factory and mine exploration, as well as $150 million loan for telecommunications and a $94 million rescheduling of debts -- relatively small amounts that show how easy it has become for China to serve as Myanmar's patron.

He has already felt the popular backlash against austerity measures, and now talks of spending cuts, improved customs collection, concentrating subsidies on poor consumers and a negotiated rescheduling of Ecuador's foreign debt.

We reported a case of preoperatively undiagnosed OPS which resulted in unexpected difficult laryngoscope that necessitated a reschedule of surgery.

This could result in your account mistakenly being charged twice and an unintentional rescheduling of your examination date.

Then concerns about Muslim protests led to the cancellation (and then rescheduling) of a staging of Mozart's "Idomeneo" in Berlin that featured a severed head of the prophet.