Sentence examples for debtors by from inspiring English sources

Lower interest rates increase the disposable income of debtors, by cutting their repayments, even as they eat into savers' cashflow.

As if that were not bad enough, it has discovered it may have overstated the amount owed by its insurance company debtors by around £25m.

Often a company that is owed money will hire a collection agency, which is legally allowed to pursue debtors by phone or in writing, Ms. Nager said.

In 1896, Bryan's vow to help debtors by inflating the money supply and his jabs at "those who have been living on what other people have earned" enabled Mark Hanna to dun corporate friends for almost any sum the Republican campaign for William McKinley needed.

In recent months a slew of books and articles have appeared in Japanese on credit-rating agencies — as if segregating debtors by credit risk and charging accordingly were revolutionary ideas.

This denounces, and introduces measures against, a variety of abuses including inaccurate tax assessments, malicious prosecutions and the imprisonment of debtors by private creditors.

I suggest that real changes on overall Chapter 11 costs could be achieved by consideration of the retention choices made by corporate debtors, and by better division of duties among professionals and law firms once they are retained.

More crucially, unprecedentedly low interest rates for five years and counting have protected debtors – mortgage holders, of course, but also this country's biggest debtor by a mile, Her Majesty's Government.

Garnishment, (from Middle French garnir, meaning "to warn"), a process by which a creditor can obtain satisfaction of an indebtedness of the debtor by initiating a proceeding to attach property or other assets.

Economic crises during the 20th century gave rise to further legislative measures, providing a breathing spell for the debtor by means of a postponement or reduction of his liability, coupled if necessary with a change in ownership.

The U.S. Department of Education prescribed a series of "due diligence" rules -- basically contacting the debtor by mail and/or telephone a certain number of times during a prescribed period -- that had to be met before a default would be paid by Uncle Sam.