Sentence examples for assuage debt from inspiring English sources

In a move to assuage debt holders, Air Canada said both proposals would also include a rights offering that would allow all creditors to buy more than 350 million Canadian dollars of new shares on the same terms as the bidder.

She said that international support for a Hariri-led government would be crucial for obtaining the financial support needed to assuage Lebanon's $50 billion public debt burden.

But the group's flotation pitch - that its trading arm combined with its mining business would partly insulate it during the difficult years - has not worked, at least not well enough to assuage investors' fears that the extra debt required to keep the hybrid structure running adds to the risks.

Voices like those coming out of the Peterson Foundation proved decisive in the first two years of the Obama administration, when the White House was eager to assuage public outrage over the rising debt, much of which had shot up organically as a result of the worst recession in decades.

Leaks suggest it will involve unlimited purchases of government debt that will be "sterilised" to assuage concerns about printing money.

By issuing debt, which is inflationary, the government can assuage deflation fears.

"We believe that if the company reduces long-term debt toward or below $10 billion, it can assuage investors who remain wary of the company's debt level," writes Rezvan.

The E.C.B.'s decision last month to provide low-cost, long-term loans to banks has helped assuage fears about the financial sector and could support sovereign debt sales going forward.

Only stronger action by the promise to mutualise some debt through a form of Eurobond are likely to assuage them.

None of this goes very far to assuage Andrew Biggs' worry that these savers will end up in debt.

Investors ran from Pilgrim's Pride last week on fears over the company's ability to repay its debt, and Monday's announcement apparently did little to assuage those concerns.