Sentence examples for getting debts under control from inspiring English sources
The Swedes' philosophy was that all must share the burden of getting debts under control, but the rich would do the most.
Getting debts under control, as a credit score is better when in than out of a job.
Getting debt under control: Debt problems come in degrees.
The best way to get debts under control is the hard slog of paying some back and writing the rest off.
Hashmi said for those with credit card woes out of control, charities such as StepChange offer free and impartial advice to help get debt under control.
The data again highlighted the differences between faster-growing countries in Northern Europe like Finland, the Netherlands and Austria, and countries in the south that are struggling to get debt under control and regain the ability to compete on world markets.
The state can do that in conjunction with structural reforms that will, over time, reduce the size of the public sector, increase the flexibility of labor, improve tax collections, invite foreign direct investment, and get debt under control.
For example, he argued on the one hand that we must "get debt under control by returning the budget to balance through disciplined expenditure restraint", but he later noted that "we have kept expenditure under control" and yet also that "expenditure as a share of the economy remains stubbornly high".
DAVOS, Switzerland — Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, said Friday that action by the central bank had averted a severe credit crunch, but he warned of a "short-term contraction" in the euro zone as governments cut spending and try to get debt under control.
