Sentence examples for ceased payment from inspiring English sources

In 2001 the country ceased payment on $81 billion of bonds.

Flint Mobile, a startup backed by the likes of Verizon and True Ventures, has ceased payment operations, and this week it started directing its customers to use Stripe for payments services.

Flint Mobile, a startup backed by the likes of Verizon and True Ventures, has ceased payment operations, and this week it started directing its customers to use Stripe for payments services.

To make matters worse, Saudi Arabia in April ceased payments in its decades-old system of patronage to Yemeni tribal elders and other leading figures, according to tribesmen and a recent report issued by Chatham House, an international affairs institute based in London.

The issue goes back to Argentina's 2001/2 sovereign debt default, dubbed the largest in modern history, where the second largest South American economy ceased payments on approximately $100 billion in foreign debt.

By ceasing payment on the debt, Mr. Rodríguez Saá can save the government as much as $10 billion or more next year, although Argentina is likely to be shut out of international financial markets for years to come.

The Puerto Rican constitution guarantees general obligation debt, but the bill signed by Governor García Padilla gives him the authority to cease payment on all bonds, including general obligation.

In that year, as Irene had strengthened her hold over the army and was preparing to confront the iconoclasts on the domestic front, she decided to cease payment of the tribute, and hostilities recommenced.

He needs an International Monetary Fund disbursement of $1.3 billion over the next few weeks, or the government may have to cease payments on its debt before the end of the year.

"A direction to cease activities or cease investments, or to cease payments, would frustrate the legislative purpose of the CEFC Act and would be inconsistent with the CEFC Act … the CEFC's activities cannot be terminated by executive action," the advice says.

On Wednesday, Governor Alejandro García Padilla signed a bill that gives him the authority to cease payments to bondholders on any debt until 2017.