Sentence examples for insolvency issues from inspiring English sources

That battle does not fully account for the country's long term insolvency issues, he wrote, nor what he calls the "unpayable Big Three" — Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

New payments for Greece will be released as soon as households' insolvency issues are resolved; the decision is going to be taken next Monday, said Eurogroup president Dijsselbloem told MEPs.

The threat to Stockport's long-term future lies in the fact that the League will not permit it to begin a second season in administration, potentially making it the first club since Aldershot and Maidstone United in 1992 to be expelled from the competition over insolvency issues.

"We need to be able to manage that situation, as we have managed all the other unfortunate insolvency issues we have had.

These ratings are based on 10 individual criteria, including starting a business, dealing with construction permits, securing credit, protecting investors, access to electricity, registering property, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts and resolving insolvency issues.

On August 13 , 2007 also more than a year before the AIG bailout, I appeared with Eugene Ludwig of Promontory Capital, Steve Forbes, CEO of Forbes, and CNBC's Carl Quantanilla to discuss AIG's failure to record accounting losses, hedge funds, and liquidity and insolvency issues.

"We're not talking about an insolvency issue, like the 1990's.

The declaration of insolvency issued on Saturday by a bankruptcy court in Parma allows Parmalat to pay any new debts rather than satisfying outstanding creditors, allowing the company to keep operating.

"The club could be facing an insolvency event," fans were told as they were asked to decide how Motherwell should vote on the newco issue on 4 July.

The first of these would allow California to escape impending insolvency by issuing a $15 billion bond; the second would require lawmakers to balance the budget each year and set up a "rainy-day" reserve.

For much of the 14 months this crisis has been growing, the government has believed it was one of illiquidity — a temporary inability to raise cash — rather than insolvency — the issue when a financial institution is broke.