Sentence examples for debtor which from inspiring English sources
Today, America is the world's biggest debtor, which could undermine the dollar's role as an anchor currency.Second, it is wrong to describe the Asian countries as habitual "peggers".
In this case, three hedge funds filed an involuntary petition to put the debtor, which happens to be incorporated in the Cayman Islands, into bankruptcy.
For Lizzie, sexual relationships are closely related to those between buyer and seller, creditor and debtor – which doesn't mean that she's incapable of love.
When a borrowing crisis comes along, it's better to be the bank than the debtor, which is why Germany (like China, which has played a similar game) is so lauded now.
It can be counter-productive, argues Joanna Elson, chief executive of the trust: "Bailiff fees are borne by the debtor, which makes it more difficult for residents to resolve their financial situation and to keep up with council tax and other bills in the future".
To identify the differences with respect to the different workout-processes in more detail, we form the variable DIF(_{j}) for each debtor, which is the difference between the realized recovery rate (RR(_{j})) and the collateralization ratio (CR(_{j})).
Two years after Pintard became Inspector, the Society for the Relief of Distressed Debtors, which had changed its name to the Humane Society, ladled out to debtors nine thousand quarts of soup.
"This remains an issue to some extent, but Saudi Arabia offers additional enforcement options under a Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency committee's list of bad debtors, which is attractive to Western lenders," Ms. O'Sullivan said.
While Mr. Parker does not foreclose the chance of representing debtors — which is often considered the more lucrative side of the bankruptcy practice — for now, it is an effort to serve clients who are pulled into the cases.
Loath to anger ordinary Argentines, Mr. Duhalde initially ordered that all dollar debts be converted into pesos at a rate highly favorable to debtors, which would have meant billions of dollars in losses for banks.
Most collectors are compensated based on how much money they extract from debtors, which encourages some to resort to lying, threatening and harassing tactics.
