Sentence examples for blanket debt from inspiring English sources
Bishop Daily said that for several months, diocesan officials had been discussing the feasibility of a blanket debt forgiveness, which he said was largely inspired by the Jubilee.
After meeting "financial companies, the pension funds, the municipalities and members of the labor and employers' unions, the Prime Minister noted there was slim support" for blanket debt relief, the Finance Minister Steingrimur J. Sigfusson said in an interview Tuesday.
Credit quality in other classes of consumer debt has been improving; delinquency rates on student loans are rising.In this section Europe's rescue plan Crescent moon, waning West The terrible truth The indebted ones Oh grow up ReprintsMany of the anti-Wall Street protesters push the idea of blanket debt forgiveness as a solution.
Among other things, SV Angel and Yuri Milner finally got to see what they invested in a couple of months ago when they made a blanket $150,000 convertible debt offer to all new Y Combinator companies.
But it was the decision on 29 September 2008, led by Lenihan, to introduce a blanket guarantee for debt in six Irish banks to avert the collapse of Anglo-Irish that in retrospect has been seen as cataclysmic.
"If it wasn't for Healthy Families, I would be buried in a blanket of medical debt," she says.
The first is to restore trust in banks by cleaning up their books, so that the government can lift its blanket guarantee on their debts.
The blanket guarantee on all bank debt and deposits made by the Irish government in September 2008 has now expired (though a separate scheme for new debt issues is being extended until the end of the year).
The Islamic law on usury is interpreted as a blanket ban on all interest-based debt – a tough stricture and one that few economies have lived up to.
That means reducing the debt that hangs like a wet blanket over economic growth.
Ireland's previously low state debt expanded vastly following the ill-conceived blanket guarantee to the creditors of its domestic banks that the government offered in September 2008.
