Sentence examples for debt recovered from inspiring English sources

Each additional 1% of known outstanding public sector debt recovered would realise a further £300m to the public purse," says the report.

The long bond, which serves as a surrogate for the long-term Treasury securities market and is the preferred vehicle for speculators on Government debt, recovered somewhat in subsequent London trading.

Worse, the money wasted on the program meant that there were fewer funds for IRS employees to pursue tax deadbeats--and notably the IRS's own unit for collecting tax debts recovers $20 for every $1 spent.

Top-rated investment- grade corporate debt has recovered most of the ground it lost after the Russian debt crisis of August 1998.

A solid defense from Rösler there -- something the German football team would have benefitted from last night.... 12.49pm BST Spanish and Italian 10-year bond yields in 2012 Photograph: Guardian/Reuters The graph above shows how both Spanish and Italian sovereign debt has recovered since the wild days of July.

On Wednesday the Government said it would improve the way council tax debt is recovered.

Emerging-market debt has recovered, paring a 31% loss (from Aug. 1 to Sep. 14) to a 13% loss (from Aug. 1 to now).

Those with bachelors' degrees, on the other hand, perceived an ecosystem services debt that recovered within a few years; those without degrees did not perceive recovery of the index by the end of study period.

Nor is it right that only £20m of benefit fraud-related debts are recovered each year.

Williams is selling assets to pay down debt and recover from energy-trading losses.

In response, the City brought an action of debt to recover the penalty in the Mayor's Court, formally composed of the Mayor and Aldermen.