Sentence examples for debt subject from inspiring English sources

To sell its debt subject to the yield-cap, the bank will have to persuade informed investors of this.

Borrowers would be forbidden to sell their right to roll over the debt; subject to that, there is no reason why creditors should not contract with other parties to finance the cost of the rollover.

Domestic government debt, subject to punishingly high interest rates, rose from 12,300 billion bolivars ($9.3billion) in December 2002, to 21,000 billion last month, not including around 6,000 billion bolivars in short-term central-bank borrowing.

In this paper, I view lump-sum tax obligations as a form of debt subject to default.

In the end,holders of 85.8% of debt subject to Greek law - 152bn euros out of 177bn euros - and 69% of its international debt holders agreed in March to a debt swap.

He proposes to end the debt impasse permanently: the president should raise the federal debt subject to limit unilaterally.

Introduced in 2009, they are similar to bankruptcies but for people with less debt and income, and allow you to write off your debts, subject to certain criteria.

With multiple debts subject to a slew of sometimes-contradictory laws in different jurisdictions, a basic formula for adding the votes of creditors – which supporters of a market-based approach have promoted – would do little to resolve complicated bargaining problems.

AFTER nearly two decades in which global warming seemed about as exciting as the national debt, the subject is getting noticed again -- even by Hollywood and the Pentagon.

And in another podcast conversation, Phyllis Korkki interviewed me about the implications of the downgrading of United States Treasury debt, the subject of my Strategies column in Sunday Business.

The list probably includes warehousing revalued gold, extending the disinvestment of the Civil Service funds to other trust funds or swapping out the Federal Reserve's holdings of Treasury securities for debt not subject to public limit.