Sentence examples for favour of debt from inspiring English sources

The strong bias in tax and interest rates remains in favour of debt.

Wealth that comes merely from rearranging the balance sheet in favour of debt rather than equity is an illusion.

In parts of Africa which don't interest many other powerful folk, the Catholic church has been an advocate for the poor even more so under Pope Benedict XVI.On his watch, the church has spoken up more in favour of debt relief, land rights and fair elections.

Clever, rich people such as George Soros, as well as mere economists and politicians, argue that the stimulus wasn't big enough and was withdrawn too soon in favour of debt fetishism – the kind of premature debt reduction that is helping squeeze the British economic recovery, too.

It wants First to sell off the Greyhound coach business and spin off of the rest of its US operations, in favour of cutting debt and investing the funds in its UK bus and rail franchises, which include First Capital Connect.

Although more respondents agree than disagree that cuts in spending are needed, when they are reminded that those cuts will affect them directly, the positions reverse: only 19% are strongly in favour of trimming debt, whereas 27% are strongly opposed.

First of all, you need to provide for [workers/the elderly/farmers/soldiers] regardless of your financial situation, and there's no bigger deficit hawk in Congress than I am.So while I'm in favour of a debt-fighting commission, I'd prefer if we simply had bolder politicians.

Emerging market bonds have followed a very similar path to US corporate high-yield debt, and do not look overpriced relative to that asset class.A couple of other factors are working in favour of emerging market debt.

The Sunday Independent nationwide telephone poll of 500 people found that 57% were in favour of default on debts to bondholders within Irish banks with 43% opposed.

They are still in favour of a collectivisation or mutualisation of debt by introducing Eurobonds.

Co-operative Bank bondholders had to vote in favour of the bank's massive debt for equity swap to close its £1.5 billion balance sheet gap by 4.30pm today.