Sentence examples for on debts from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain collected on debts earned during the election, too.

So they took on debts that did not look dangerous -- but that proved to be fatal.

But to do nothing might lead people to take on debts they cannot repay when rates eventually rise.

Workers typically raise the cash by taking on debts that tie them to employers a modern-day version of the ancient practice of bonded labour.

Hellenic will take on debts of around £350m.Wings, a new transatlantic airline alliance, is grounded by a dispute between two of its members.

The worry is that tumbling energy prices mean firms like Gazprom and Petrobras now have much lower dollar income than expected when they took on debts.

The college is aimed at students concerned about taking on debts to fund their higher education, as well as helping employees combine work with gaining new skills.

Therefore, enjoying good credit does not mean taking on debts easily.

To rehabilitate Indonesia's banking system, I reckon the new government will have to take on debts equivalent to 40% of GDP.

Interest payments on debts and subsidies to businesses are other major categories of government spending.

And he has scrapped earlier talk of defaulting on debts or reversing Mr Cardoso's privatisations.