All it needed, the airline said, was legislation that would stretch out its overdue obligations.
The blueprint also aims to revoke changes to collective bargaining agreements in the private sector and to ease the burden on taxpayers by ensuring that they pay no more than 25 percent of their income in overdue obligations.
As of last month, a couple dozen individuals who ran for city offices from 2001 to 2005 were listed as owing a combined $797,293 in "outstanding repayments of public funds," reflecting unspent funds and other overdue obligations.
What Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, are being urged to do is essentially to agree to carry out long overdue obligations under the Oslo agreement: the Israelis to cede another chunk of occupied territory, and the Palestinians to crack down on terror.
Zambia and Greece aren't alone in having overdue financial obligations with the IMF.
The measure, which included a provision allowing airlines to stretch out their overdue pension obligations, became bogged down in a committee battle that pitted two bankrupt carriers, Northwest and Delta, against two solvent ones, American and Continental.
United benefited from the provision that allows a handful of airlines and steel makers to stretch out their overdue pension obligations and from the general pension relief granted to a total of 31,000 companies by the bill.
Two out of the three unilateral measures you quoted are in essence long-overdue legal obligations of Turkey (opening its ports to Cypriot trade and the return of Varosha).
"Non-unique products are supplied based on hospitals' outstanding obligations and overdue status," she said.
They said it lifts some of the potential burdens cited by corporate lobbyists and fulfills the agency's obligation to carry out a long-overdue mandate imposed by the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul measure.
"It's long overdue for the UK to start honouring its international obligation to halt weapons sales where there's a clear risk that those weapons could be used to carry out serious breaches of international humanitarian law".
