Sentence examples for given a further debt from inspiring English sources

But the new state was also given a further debt guarantee by the rest of Britain, to help restore economic and political stability to Ireland following independence.The paper finds, in an analysis of British and Irish sovereign debt yields during the period around independence, that over time British and Irish interest rates diverged, in spite of the debt guarantee.

The League One club were given a further seven days to pay their £378,487.36 debt to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs after their case was adjourned until Wednesday.

"We are not looking to escape any debts (indeed we wish to ensure we pay in full) and will be able to, given a further short respite, settle the indebtedness".

In Berlin, the finance minister's obsession with paying down debts (bizarre when German infrastructure is falling apart) was on display again and gave a further clue that he will not tolerate Greece reneging on its own borrowing.

International lenders have already agreed they could give Athens further debt relief, likely in the form of lower financing costs or extended repayment of its loans, if it meets fiscal targets this year.

Given a significant educational debt burden, such choices might not be feasible without loan repayment assistance.

B. Esp., to give a debt to one, i. e. to remit, acquit from.

Greg Feehely and Wayne Brown at Altium Securities said: The announcement of the issuance of further debt will give rise to further M&A speculation.

The plans would throw an already weak Italian economy into further debt.

Personal loans only give a partial picture of debt.

They don't give a damn about the debt.