Sentence examples for debts of state from inspiring English sources

The objectives of deregulation were to revoke the monopoly in ESI, to improve transparency in electricity pricing, to reduce debts of state enterprises, and to improve economic efficiency.

These include not just the bad debts of state banks, but the deficit of a mortgage-subsidy fund and a huge lawsuit over unemployment-insurance funds.

The country's $173 billion in sovereign-wealth funds, built up over years of windfall profits from oil sales, will be drawn down to stabilise the rouble and pay off the debts of state banks and firms.

They were accused of promising to pay $100,000 to cover campaign debts of State Senator Ed Davis in return for Mr. Davis's withdrawal from the June 3 Republican primary.

He bought up the bad debts of state-owned banks so that they could resume lending, and then pressured them to do so.

The souring debts of state-owned enterprises, together with a burst property bubble, have left the country's ill-managed and secretive banks in a mess.

If those payments were made by debtor states in proportion to their cumulative deficits, the debts of states like New Mexico and Mississippi would rise to over 500% of GDP.Debtor states enjoy enormous fiscal transfers, backed by taxes raised elsewhere and bonds the whole union must repay.

The fall in revenues for Venezuela has rendered its budget deficit unsustainable and its public debt (including debts of state-owned companies, notably the beleaguered PDVSA) all but unpayable.

The debt owed by national governments is usually referred to as the national debt and is thus distinguished from the public debt of state and local government bodies.

Analysts and muni fund managers alike are concerned about how the weak economy of the past year will affect the debt of state governments.

It's only a matter of time before you start seeing defaults on the general obligation debt of state and local governments.