Sentence examples for future creditors from inspiring English sources

Patrick Bolton, an expert on sovereign bankruptcy at Princeton University, said creditors could seize Iraq's assets in their countries or sue to block future creditors from collecting money owed to them, creating an obvious disincentive for anyone considering investing in Iraq.

A statement issued on behalf of Fernandes – who owns the AirAsia airline and Premier League football club QPR – and the Caterham Group, of which he is co-chairman, read: "We agreed in good faith to sell the shares on the basis that Engavest undertook to pay all of the existing and future creditors, including the staff.

Outside of bankruptcy, however, these states give past and future creditors a much shorter period to get at assets after they've been put into a trust.

A U.S. citizen setting up a Caribbean trust today should gain some protection from future creditors, but will rarely save income or estate taxes.

Fernandes responded: "We agreed in good faith to sell the shares to a Swiss company named 'Engavest' on the basis that Engavest undertook to pay all of the existing and future creditors, including the staff.

You can also add a statement to your credit report, explaining the situation to future creditors.

"What there is is good business and estate planning that as a byproduct insulates your assets from future, potential creditors".

"You want to plan now to encourage your future unknown creditors to negotiate a settlement for pennies on the dollar," Mr. Cain said.

In the future, the creditors are likely to "relocate a substantial portion of Malden's operations overseas," Mr. Orlofsky wrote to the Export-Import Bank last August.

Given the new austerity measures that would be part of the agreement, the Greek economy would almost certainly fail to meet its targets for G.D.P. growth and deficit reduction, and, at some point in the future, the creditors would have to accept that full-on debt relief is the only alternative to default.

But with the airline's future in doubt, creditors at airports in Ireland and Israel refused to allow Malev aircraft to take off, necessitating the decision to ground the airline's flights.