Sentence examples for explicit debt from inspiring English sources

Include it, and total debt vaults to levels last seen (for explicit debt) in wartime.

Since the central government's explicit debt is low (about 20% of GDP) it can afford to bail out lower tiers of government and the banks they borrowed from.

In view of the No vote, Syriza can't accept a deal that doesn't include an explicit debt write-off, or one that obviously crosses its stated red lines.

Everyone admits in private that Greece cannot repay its mountain of debt, so let Berlin parlay explicit debt forgiveness for continued meaningful reform by the new Greek government.

It goes without saying that we should pay off the explicit debt -- though that is looking less likely with each budget revision.

This implicit debt of the Social Security system is several times greater than the explicit debt burden of the federal government and is growing by hundreds of billions of dollars each year.

First, it is not clear that financial markets will treat explicit government debt in the same way as implicit future promises to tomorrow's retirees.

The film made explicit a debt to America — or, at least, to a vision of America that had possessed Melville since his childhood days of moviegoing, in Paris.

But this concert makes the debt explicit, with the saxophonist Michael Brecker, the trumpeter Jon Faddis, the Roy Hargrove Quintet and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band.

In a speech at the Policy Exchange, a London research organization, Mr. Willetts made his intellectual debt explicit, saying that a major city in Britain might want to donate land for the new university, "as Mayor Bloomberg has just done so successfully with his competition for a new graduate school".

The burden of honoring those promises will be much reduced if we do our best to pay down the debt, explicit and implicit, over the next decade -- our last window of opportunity before the demographic deluge, when the baby boomers start collecting benefits.