Sentence examples for creditor itself from inspiring English sources

This means that regulation of sovereign-debt restructuring cannot be based at the International Monetary Fund, which is too closely affiliated with creditors (and is a creditor itself).

"This dispute might portend a widespread abuse of collection practices or creditor overreaching," he wrote, "demanding of debtors what it, the creditor itself, is unable to provide: accurate and reliable record keeping and billing practices".

Speaking last night at the Institute for International Economics in Washington, Dr. Krueger tried to quiet two sets of critics: those who faulted her original plan for allowing the fund, usually a creditor itself, to oversee a country's revamping, and those who argued that private markets alone could prevent the chaos of debt crises in countries using special bond contracts.

Aska nearly went under but escaped dissolution when its largest creditor itself went bankrupt.

And it allows a company to negotiate with its creditors, restructuring itself and staying in business or selling off its assets.

Together, the creditor group, calling itself Cobalt Video, owns more than 50 percent of Blockbuster's senior secured notes, and each member is part of the company's creditor steering committee.

Aska nearly went under but escaped dissolution when its largest creditor went bankrupt itself.

Though Mr Putin says he wants to strengthen trade, instability is unlikely to be in short supply over the coming months.As a creditor, Russia has given itself room for mischievous manoeuvre.

But the city, itself a creditor owed $76,923.08, claims ownership of dozens of auction artifacts along with what may be the restaurant's greatest asset: its name, valued at $19 million.

At this point it has to clash either with our creditors, or with itself … The country is isolated.

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