Sentence examples for highlighted debt from inspiring English sources

Speaking Thursday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, John Lipsky, first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, suggested the action highlighted debt problems in developed countries.

Yet it is the issues raised by the excluded debt campaigners and highlighted by the Seattle protesters that should be at the heart of the G8 discussions.

The state auditor highlighted risks such as heavy debt burdens in some unnamed regions and sectors as well and government dependence on land sales to repay loans.

After a decade of falling productivity in Italy, the impact of the debt crisis has highlighted how barriers to competition, heavy regulation and bureaucracy are dragging on the economy, discouraging investments and prosperity.

Germany and France, which are not expected to contribute money to Iraq right now, have both highlighted the problem of Iraq's debt, some of which is owed to them, as an obstacle to any country making more loans to Iraq.

The National Consumer Law Center's Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project this month published a report by Loonin in which it referred to the company as a "student debt fueled profit machine" and highlighted "the dangers of relying on a for-profit publicly traded company to protect borrowers and taxpayers".

The sector has attracted criticism from debt campaigners and consumer groups who have highlighted cases where customers have been given loans they could not afford to repay, which have quickly snowballed.

It replaces an advertisement begun last week that highlighted Ms. Warren's middle-class roots and pushed for student debt relief.

Campaigners hope the reforms will lead to the end of contracts such as the one highlighted last week by a judgment in the Liverpool County Court that cancelled the debt of a couple who saw their £5,750 home improvement loan spiral to a debt of £384,000 after they fell into arrears.

It also highlighted concerns that its growth is hampered by its inability to take on more debt because of the borrowing limits placed on public bodies.

Though Mr. Ashton says his column was meant to be ironic, it nonetheless highlighted undeniable truths: many borrowers are struggling to pay off their student loans, and the debt collection industry is cashing in.