Sentence examples for debt back to from inspiring English sources

In the unlikely event that it was, Collecto would send the debt back to the Education Department as uncollectable.

Permira has called in John Lovering, the man who sold a duff Debenhams, loaded with debt, back to the market after a spell in PE ownership.

Analysts lauded the decision by the insolvent US territory, which owes more than $70bn£54bnbn) in public debt, as a way for the island to "bring the debt back to sustainable levels, protect vulnerable communities and promote transparency".

In Britain government debt per head has almost trebled, from £5,000 in 2001 to nearly £18,000 today, and household debt has jumped from just under £14,000 to £24,000.Cutting the debt back to more acceptable levels is both hard and unappealing, since it may involve years of austerity and slow economic growth.

The E.C.B. appears to favor encouraging private-sector debt holders to lend the proceeds from the redemption of Greek debt back to Athens on the same terms in a "voluntary rollover" or a "soft reprofiling," which would not set off a formal default.

It is any wonder, then, that reports have surfaced that the IMF is arguing privately that haircuts for bondholders need to be greater than 50% to get overall Greek debt back to a level that can be deemed (for official purposes) sustainable.

Interest charges are applied to your debts back to the day that you filed your proposal.

This further advance into media would reduce GE's over-reliance on its finance business.Vivendi's stated goal is to persuade the credit-rating agencies to raise its debt back up to investment grade.

The CBO said policymakers would need to find about $350 billion a year in fresh savings to bring the debt back down to pre-recession levels.

In a recent paper Carmen and Vincent Reinhart estimate that in past crises it took an average of seven years for households and businesses to bring their debts and debt service back to tolerable levels relative to income.

Higher growth will then bring the debt back down to tolerable scale.