Sentence examples for debt cartel from inspiring English sources

And so the international debt cartel built laboratories for the creation of synthetic debt — credit-default swaps, which weren't debt but, rather, bets on other debt.

Helena, knowing Ruiz is soon scheduled to testify, makes a deal with Juan Obregón (Bratt), lord of the drug cartel, who forgives the debt of the Ayala family and has Ruiz poisoned.

American banks have profited from money laundering by Latin American drug cartels, while the European debt crisis has strengthened the grip of the loan sharks and speculators who control the vast underground economies in countries like Spain and Greece.

The priest told them that the pilgrimage was a sign of how much they needed God to withstand the pressures of modern life: crushing debt, illness, the violence of drug cartels and unemployment.

While his LLD Diamonds has challenged De Beers' stranglehold on the market, the tycoon is struggling to meet debt obligations (see "Taking On De Beers' Cartel").

It paid the Sicilians' debts to Colombian cocaine cartels, effectively buying them out as partners.

They are requesting that a judge stop the sureties from engaging in alleged "cartel pricing" practices and collecting assets on debt, according to the complaint filed in Alameda County.

The benefits of this technological revolution are all going to their customers.In this section Productivity on stilts Danger signs Punting on a pipeline Online, off course Credit where not due Passed at last Run for e-cover Life after debt ReprintsUntil last year, South Korea's 31 stockbrokers ran a well-organised cartel, with prices fixed at a fat 0.5% per trade.

Captain Cannito said Friday that the break-in and kidnapping might be tied to a debt owed by the boy's grandfather, Clemens Tinnemeyer, 51, to members of a Mexican drug cartel.

The government forecasts that GDP will shrink by 3.5% this year; Capital Economics, a think-tank, predicts a fall of 7.5%.Hungary remains hobbled by corruption (a cosy cartel, especially in local government, slices up European Union funds), a heavy burden of debt and a black economy that may account for one-fifth of GDP.

One lawsuit filed earlier this year called the companies a "cartel" and said they have colluded to depress pay for contractors, who are saddled with high debt that threatens their businesses.