Sentence examples for debt recalling from inspiring English sources

Early in his remarks, Mr. Obama recounted the origins of the current debt, recalling the trillions of dollars added in the past decade when Republicans controlled the White House and Congress and cut taxes, opened two wars, and created a new Medicare prescription drug benefit — all without offsetting spending cuts or tax increases.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, was on record this week discussing Labour's decision to use the proceeds from the 3G auction in 2000 to help pay down the national debt, recalling it as a sensible decision which was opposed at the time by the Tories.

But his struggle to restructure $1.6bn in outstanding National Amusements debt recalls a different tale - Citizen Kane.

"I started the accountancy firm out of desperation, because I had no money, no driving licence, I was on the dole and in debt," recalls Dolan.

"My parents are very poor and were in debt," Mona said, recalling the reasons that drove her into the arms of a broker who facilitated her journey to China.

"Back in 1982 I had $650 million of assets and $500 million in debts," he recalls-besides oil and gas properties, a bank, a phone company, ranches and office buildings.

As the traders and analysts consider that ballooning debt, they will recall Trump's plan to default on that debt by renegotiating with creditors in some giant national bankruptcy proceeding.

The questionable debt collection practices recalled some of the tactics banks used to foreclose on homes during the mortgage crisis.

"Other congressmen were saying in passing that they wanted Rudy to do fund-raisers for them, and that his people said that he would do them, but that part of the proceeds would have to go to pay his campaign debt," the congressman recalled.

Our measures of more subtle levels of poverty might be biased as depressed women might selectively recall debt due to their mental state, and may 'look' poorer due to their depression.

Photograph: McPix Ltd/Rex Features 3.27pm GMT Campaigners from Anglo Not Our Debt stage a photocall outside the Central Bank in Dublin recalling the 60th anniversary of German debt cancellation and to draw parallels with the current economic situation.