Sentence examples for collecting debt from inspiring English sources

Collecting debt for Sylvester Carver of Bolton in Tolland Co.

"The films will more likely sit there, collecting debt and dust while the filmmakers try and figure out what went wrong".

Both sides said the delay was unavoidable, because Greek officials have not finished collecting debt arrears data for September, a necessary step for unlocking the money.

The exemption, however, is subject to rules to be set by the F.C.C., which said in its proposal that it sought to "balance the importance of collecting debt owed to the United States and the consumer protections" in the law.

Sub-prime issuers pay as much attention to collecting debt as to managing risk; they impose extra charges, such as application fees; and they cap their potential losses by lending only small amounts ($500 is a typical credit limit).All this is easier to describe than to do, especially when the economy slows.

The previous government cut pensions (although a court has recently ruled that measures carried out in 2012 were unconstitutional), became better at identifying bogus claims and collecting debt, and had passed legislation to reduce supplementary pensions by preventing the state from subsidising such payments.

There was remarkable progress in collecting debts in cash and in paying creditors.

Lenders, the judges said, are churning out lawsuits without regard for accuracy, and improperly collecting debts from consumers.

A few days ago, newspapers in Wenzhou reported the arrest of seven people suspected of "collecting debts with violence".

The other main government agency routinely collecting debts, the Australian Taxation Office, only used private debt collectors in 17% of income tax debt cases by mid-2016.

We have no difficulty imagining, for example, a statute that applies the Act's demands to anyone collecting any debts, anyone collecting debts originated by another, or to some other class of persons still.