Sentence examples for ordinary debt from inspiring English sources

It has $3 trillion of ordinary debt; but the really important debts are "implicit".

What has seemed like fairly ordinary debt can suddenly become a 'debt problem'.

Evidently then, some new approach is needed, and it can be found in the plausible idea that what Solon got rid of was something fundamentally different from ordinary debt.

The bankers and finance professors I spoke to were quick to proclaim their hatred for the term because ordinary debt is already leveraged.

"Introducing a differentiated [rating] scale is one way to alert investors that downside margins for error are much larger for securitized claims than for ordinary debt," the FER said.

"What we are calling on is for the Scottish government to change housing law so that if you incur 'bedroom tax' arrears that should be treated as an ordinary debt but not allow you to be evicted," he suggested.

Under federal law, student loans that are guaranteed by governmental agencies, as many are, are not treated as ordinary debts that can be wiped away in bankruptcy proceedings.

In the case of a person declaring bankruptcy from ordinary commercial debt, bankruptcy can be discharged after only nine months.

A parent's duty to support a child, they agree, is more serious than ordinary commercial debts.

Jakobsdottir acknowledged that things could be better, that ordinary people's debt on house loans remained high, that investment was low, that there was now unemployment in Iceland (just below 7 per cent), where before there had been none.

The firm can raise capital either by issuing mandatory convertibles, or by issuing more conventional securities like straight debt, ordinary convertibles, or equity.