Sentence examples for debts in response to from inspiring English sources

But after Mr. Hussein stopped paying most of his debts in response to the sanctions, the country now faces at least $60 billion in commercial and official debt, by United Nations estimates, as well as $170 billion in unpaid reparations to Kuwait stemming from the invasion.

But the pound rallied this morning and investors rushed to buy UK government debt in response to the creation of the Tory/Lib Dem coalition, Julia Kollewe reports.

He made close, clever readings of favorite movies ("Tender Mercies," "Carnal Knowledge"), and — uniting accounting and therapy — drew charts that showed lives zigzagging into emotional credit and debt in response to antagonistic forces.

When the Japanese government tried fiscal consolidation to slow the growth of government debt in response to International Monetary Fund advice in 1997, the results were economic contraction and an increase in the government deficit.

If consumers seek to pay down debt in response to falling house prices, spending will suffer, especially with unemployment creeping up.Many now expect a cut in the Fed's benchmark rate from 5.25% at its next policy meeting on September 18th.

In recent years, the number of consumers who have a top score (800 or above) has increased due to the fact that more individuals have cut spending and paid down debt in response to the recession.

External debt increases in response to money growth shock, exchange rate appreciates and inflation falls.

Colas isn't suggesting Bernanke and Co. jump back into the Treasury market–Uncle Sam hardly needs the help with U.S. sovereign debt rallying in response to Europe's woes but that the Fed resume its purchases of agency paper issued by the likes of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in a bid to keep liquidity flowing in the "critical" residential housing market.

: Restructuring: The spinoff, which will wipe out $2 billion of debt, is in response to stockholder pressure.

It doesn't really fit with Osborne's narrative, but he has significantly modified his deficit and debt reduction targets in response to slower than expected growth.

United States financial institutions have tried to inoculate themselves by drastically cutting risk to the euro zone debt markets, partly in response to urging from policy makers.