Sentence examples similar to gained debt from inspiring English sources

It was Bono, the lead singer of U2, who expanded this specifically British phenomenon into the U.S. Bono's own involvement began with Live Aid; in 1997, he agreed to join the campaign to gain debt relief for the world's poorest countries, an effort that involved high-level lobbying in Washington and elsewhere.

We are seeking agreement for a millennium target not just for which countries gain debt relief, but for the amount of debt which will be wiped out.

The bond market reflected the increasing strains, as Spanish and Italian sovereign debt fell in price, while German debt gained.

Africa has gained substantially from debt reduction.

The company is paying down debt gained in the 2000 purchase of the Fort James Corporation.

By comparison, corporate debt gained 2.295 percent and Treasuries gained 2.284 percent in the second quarter of 2011.

Also, Democrats think that taking the smaller offer would be giving up valuable ground gained in the debt talks, when they settled on an even split of cuts from defense and domestic spending.

This partly explains why his shock decision to put the EU's hard-gained debt deal to a public vote has caught world leaders so off-guard.

Beginning life as a minor part of the 1986 Insolvency Act, the IVA has gained currency in debt-ridden Britain and entered the financial mainstream.

Several myths have gained currency in the debt debate.

The third is distressed debt, which gained added relevance after the credit squeeze.