Sentence examples for city debt from inspiring English sources

* Mr. Regan knows that M.A.C. debt is not city debt.

Four city pension systems made crucial loans, and banks agreed to stretch out city debt payments.

City debt had grown in Mr. Lindsay's tenure to $9 billion from $2.5 billion.

If M.A.C. debt were city debt, New York City would have gone bankrupt in 1975.

New York port lost its dominance, manufacturing began its long decline, massive city debt made it increasingly difficult to fund expensive services, and levels of municipal bureaucracy proliferated.

It was only when the ordinances assessed a tax upon the city debt, and required a part of it to be withheld from the creditors, that it became the law of the State that such a withholding could be made.

He persuaded banks to refinance city debts and accept a moratorium on some debt payments, and he got municipal unions to invest their pension funds in Municipal Assistance Corporation bonds.

But a forced sale of even a portion of the institute holdings to help pay off city debts would do more than leave a hole in the collection.

"The payoff left the city debt-free, but with nothing to rate," Parisi said.

Detroit debates whether museum's art can be sold to pay off city debts.

Detroit debates if museum's art can be sold to pay off city debts.