Sentence examples for creditors that could from inspiring English sources

Given the oceans of bad blood between Syriza and the creditors that could mean stalemate.

In response Moody's cut the island's credit rating, warning that the law signals "a new preference for shifting fiscal pressures to creditors" that could lead to defaults.

Argentina's government has hit back at a group of creditors that could force the beleagured country into bankruptcy, saying in an advert published in newspapers across the globe that it would fight their court actions.

[B1.] CHRYSLER DEAL REPORTED The government has reached a preliminary deal with Chrysler's largest secured creditors that could keep the automaker out of bankruptcy, according to people briefed on the matter.

Instead of the defiant tone that once saw Syriza's leader, Alexis Tsipras, threatening to ditch the euro altogether, the party now hopes to negotiate an agreement with Germany and other creditors that could allow Greece to remain in the single currency – but set it on the path to recovery.

It simply refuses to pay anything to those creditors that it could not coerce into a voluntary rescheduling.

On Tuesday, Eastern had told the creditors that it could no longer guarantee that level of payment.

In his defense, Stournaras reëmphasized that Greece had to show skeptical creditors that it could be trusted, by owning up to past indulgences and trying to correct them.

First, in 2011, he held that Argentina had to pay either all or none of its creditors — that it couldn't pay some without paying others.

The events triggered by what is known locally as 25/11 – the date on which Dubai World, the heavily indebted conglomerate, told its creditors that it could not repay about $25bn£15.6bnbn) of debts as planned – will continue to have profound effects on the economic, financial and political character of the emirate.

Athens has been telling creditors that it could raise 50 billion euros or more in a few short years.