Sentence examples for debt rules from inspiring English sources

Moreover, debt rules can be harsh: Tales abound of bounced checks landing executives in prison.

This argument seems to take for granted that there is some threshold value at which the size of the debt rules out fiscal policy.

Although the transaction was viewed as highly leveraged, it satisfied baseball's debt rules and mollified Fox, which broadcasts baseball nationally and the Dodgers locally on its Fox Sports West regional network.

Chuck Greenberg, who led a group with Nolan Ryan to buy the Texas Rangers last year, said the debt rules were "fairly stringent," but there were "creative ways to exploit" them by spinning off entities from the franchise, like ticket or real estate arms, "that are not subject to the debt limits on the team itself".

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Debt rules!—and found an interesting little note from one of the higher-ups here.

The immense national debt ruled out large federal expenditures, the usual cure for recessions.

I queried the "six-year life of debt" rule but apparently as it is a ­government agency this is irrelevant.

That's why the last government set a debt rule of 40% of GDP and the current one is seeking to get debt on a downward path".

But with the Mets' financial records private, there is no way to know for certain if they are breaking the debt rule.

The Lib Dems, on the other hand, would permit borrowing to fund capital spending as long as its debt rule is met.