Sentence examples for creditors elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Wrapped in blue and white flags and singing traditional protest songs, the crowd was drawn from the 61percentt of voters who chose to defy the country's creditors elsewhere in Europe.

Elsewhere, creditors agreed to assess proposals by Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's finance minister, which were described as an edited version of those offered by the IMF, European Central Bank and European Commission, before talks were cut off completely.

It also lets private creditors off lightly while making taxpayers elsewhere in the euro zone pay through the nose.

As a big creditor, it holds lots of assets elsewhere in the zone.

One issue that has cropped up elsewhere is what happens to private sector creditors when official creditors get involved; what usually happens is that the official bodies get seniority.

Likewise, the failure of several banks in Spain or elsewhere could stick those banks' creditors with losses, perhaps causing more failures, as the problems cascaded through the system.

The players wouldn't have been paid – they'd have been transferred elsewhere – the clubs who were creditors would not have been selling their players to Palace and Palace would not have had the players to fulfil their fixtures.

Past experience in Russia and elsewhere does not support the idea that other creditors must follow where the Paris Club leads.

But if a creditor like Boeing took back planes, that company would have to redeploy them elsewhere, and that could be more costly than, for example, extending payment schedules.

But that is not the view elsewhere in Europe, where officials fret that hitting bank bondholders will serve only to spook creditors in other euro-zone economies.

The creditor may then presume that you are trying desperately to get credit and are being rejected elsewhere.