Sentence examples for debt and commitment from inspiring English sources
The yield on Italy's 10-year bond, which recently hit a high of 6 percent on concern over the country's debt and commitment to fiscal reform, remained uncomfortably high at 5.8 percent after the agreement was announced.
The yield on Italy's 10-year bond, which recently hit a high of 6 percent on concern over the country's debt and commitment to fiscal reform, remained uncomfortably high at 5.8 percent.
The age of austerity Spent up already, but that has been the case for about 12 seasons although in the current financial climate it leaves Everton pretty well-placed debt and commitment wise, as the manager is used to austerity measures.
The federal government's net debt and commitments of $54 trillion is nearly equal to the $58 trillion of equity held by American households.
Since every household's situation is different, each hardship trust fund will look at individual circumstances such as income, debts and commitments rather than apply a uniform approach to applications; decisions can be made in a matter of weeks.
I want to see the end to third world debt and a commitment to increased financial and social support.
Here, BCE can force the private equity subsidiary to pursue litigation to draw on the debt and equity commitment letters.
"Last night, the president spoke about our dangerous debt and his commitment to bringing it down," Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, said at a news conference.
This means that BCE can force the shell subsidiary to enforce its debt and equity commitment letters to draw upon the financing and complete the acquisition.
Smith, who grew up in the neighboring town of Browerville, had $22,000 in debt and a commitment to staying in a rural area.
Moreover, the IMF package needs co-financing from the Paris group of aid donors.Few believe that Zambia will get a better deal than the one Kafue is offering: $130m in cash, the takeover of $75m in debt, and a commitment to invest $500m in rehabilitation and expansion.
