Sentence examples for choose to default from inspiring English sources

Of course, states can choose to default.

But lenders are reluctant: they worry that many homeowners who can afford their payments will choose to default, or that investors in the loans will sue them.

In early September, the Harvard economist and former Venezuelan planning minister Ricardo Hausmann wrote an essay, published online at Project Syndicate, suggesting that there were sound economic reasons the country might choose to default on a debt payment of more than five billion dollars that was due to investors the following month.

In other words, should Forest City Ratner after seven years choose to default on the loan, the immigrant investors, via the NYCRC, would see the loan marketed, with the buyer gaining rights to develop those seven towers.

Of course, depending on where you live, you could face bigger problems by choosing to default on a loan you could otherwise repay.

Already, Hausmann said, Venezuela had "chosen to default on thirty million Venezuelans" by failing to pay suppliers and allow importers access to hard currency, and by leaving its citizens short of basic goods and services.

The funds also take heart from a view that the International Monetary Fund has explicit guidelines that say it cannot lend money to a country that chooses to default on its obligations.

The litigation could also create a situation in which Argentina, led by President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, chooses to default on billions of dollars of bonds, a move that would deepen the country's economic problems.

Argentina refused to consider any of them and chose to default".

It's no surprise that when students and families found it harder and harder to pay off their increasing loan debt, many chose to default.

"If the president is presented with legislation that would result in the Congress choosing to default on the full faith and credit of the United States, he would veto it".