Sentence examples for direct debt from inspiring English sources
The polyphonic structure of much recent American fiction, from Amy Tan to Terry McMillan, owes him a direct debt.
Indicating a time of apprenticeship, these plays show a more direct debt to London dramatists of the 1580s and to Classical examples than do his later works.
Over 37% of their direct debt financed municipal building works, another 17% financed "land overhaul and preservation" and 7% paid for affordable housing.
Nearly two-thirds of the Illinois state government's $58 billion in direct debt consists of bonds the government issued to cover retirement payments for workers, including a $10 billion pension obligation bond that broke all previous records in 2003.
Diplomats from Russia, which was owed roughly $6 to $8 billion in direct debt by the old Iraqi government, and which has agreed to provide about $1.5 billion in trucks, bulldozers and other supplies through the oil-for-food program, have expressed concern over what debts will be honored.
Virgin, whose credit rating is lower than Qantas, calculates a government debt guarantee would raise Qantas's credit rating by at least two notches – saving the airline $60m a year in direct debt repayments and even more on the forward credit card sales that Qantas is required to collateralise.
Beijing is also the jurisdiction with the highest direct debts per person.
Bank loans, which accounted for three-quarters of their direct debts in 2010, now account for only half.
One advantage of the new agreement should be that fewer standing orders or direct debts are 'lost' in the move.
The direct debts of Yunnan and Qinghai, for example, amounted to over 260% and 370% of their budget revenues in 2012.
The NAO found that three provincial governments, 99 cities, 195 county-level administrations and 3,465 townships had direct debts exceeding 100% of their annual economic output.Since every debtor requires a creditor, overborrowing can be tackled from two sides: by restraining the borrowers or by disciplining their lenders.
