Sentence examples for deferred debts from inspiring English sources

Although this will probably satisfy the League to hand over the competition share, it may cause future financial headaches since the deferred debts to football creditors, along with the rental obligations to Bishop International, may in future pile up.

And that could be a political project: to defer debt repayment, because in the long run we are all dead.

June 3 Argentina says it swapped £20bn of debt, which defers debt service costs of around £5bn through 2002 and by a total of £11bn by the end of 2005.

The Persian Gulf emirate Dubai is seeking to defer debt payment on nearly $90 billion in liabilities from its state-run companies.

[Page A12.] The company had recently won concessions from two major labor unions; it had also deferred some debt payments and received conditional approval of its request for a $900 million federal loan guarantee.

The company contacts former students who have fallen behind on their loan payments and informs them of alternatives to default, such as deferring their debts.

In a move aimed at "breaking down barriers and leveling the playing field for entrepreneurs and innovators who are launching their own startups", Clinton proposed allowing startup founders to defer student debt payment for up to three years.

The quarrel deepened last week when the Washington-based IMF, which has openly questioned Athens' ability to achieve such a high surplus, proposed that Greece defer all debt repayments until 2040 and extend its repayment period with maturities that would run through 2080 on a capped interest rate of 1.5%.

Long-term liabilities include long-term debt, deferred income taxes, deferred foreign exchange gain (loss), and preferred shares.

Indeed, the London debt agreement deferred settlement of the reparations question – including the repayment of war debts and contributions imposed by Germany during the war – to a conference to be held after unification.

Some experts had suggested the number of insolvencies would have fallen over the last quarter of last year as consumers deferred dealing with their debts until after Christmas.