Sentence examples for debt database from inspiring English sources
Participants in this global freelance pool wrote and still maintain the software that underlies Brecht Palombo's business, Distressed Pro, a debt database that he sells to investors.
Here's debt as a percentage of GDP, from the IMF debt database: How did France achieve that big drop in debt after 1925?
So here's real GDP from 1913 on, from the Maddison database: And here's debt, from the IMF debt database: So virtue was not rewarded, and French political weakness actually led to a better economic performance.
After breaches of several debt collector databases expose records for hundreds of thousands of debtors (many who shouldn't be in those files in the first place), public pressure will build for controls on collection agencies' handling of clients' data -- including a requirement that breach response programs be in place before they can be bonded or licensed.
(You can now look up whether poor students are graduating at the same rate as their classmates in our newly updated interactive database, Debt by Degrees).
According to the federal database, student debt is defined as any financial aid which the student must repay, including "all Title IV subsidized and unsubsidized loans and all institutionally- and privately-sponsored loans".
Find your lawmaker, and filter their investments and debts with our interactive database.
In our latest research, we construct a publicly available database of government debt holdings by six different classes of investors.
Three days before U.S. News and World Report's annual rankings of America's best colleges were released, the Education Department posted a report (PDF) in stark contrast -- a database listing the debt loads and repayment figures of thousands of schools across the nation.
Yet it does have an internal database that tracks the debt of the country's almost 800 international and domestic banks.
The data for the student debt is obtained from the U.S. Department of Education database (IPEDS).
