Sentence examples for nations debt from inspiring English sources

Those nations' debt loads are large, and both are increasingly seen as unable to make the kind of changes that will persuade investors to keep buying their debt.

It had also purchased such contracts on those nations' debt with a gross notional value of $147.3 billion, the filing said.

request to reallocate some of its gold reserves to support the monetary fund's own commitment to debt relief, an accounting change that the fund says would free $570 million to relieve poor nations' debt.

Ibbs' unflappability came into its own at rowdy annual general meetings when the board was challenged by protesters including, on one occasion, "ethical streakers" complaining about developing nations' debt.

If one or more foreign governments would care to indemnify the United States against losses incurred by our largest banks because of trading in those nations' debt, this could be the basis of an interesting negotiation (see Dennis Kelleher's suggested variant).

In response to a question about whether the E.C.B. is becoming a "bad bank" thanks to its purchases of troubled nations' debt, Mr. Trichet, his voice rising, insisted that his institution has performed "impeccably, impeccably!" as a guardian of price stability.

He was commenting on a Congressional deal to forgive poor nations' debts.

Its president, Mario Draghi, and his colleagues have stretched the rule book in order to open the money spigots to purchase troubled nations' debts.

Opposing the death penalty, like banning land mines or forgiving poor nations' debts, is their kind of cause -- and therefore religion-based political activity is fine.

Analysis of S. 2667 provisions for U.S. Government and commercial bank reduction of foreign nation debt in return for energy conservation and tropical forest preservation efforts; importance of emphasizing efficient energy use in projects to assist developing nations.

Paul Ryan is even more qualified to reduce nation debt -- he is respected on both sides of the aisle as a brilliant man.