But the balance-of-payments predicament is only the latest of several hard knocks the country has endured as a traveler on the bumpy free-market road, and policy makers learning to use capitalist tools to navigate often find themselves reaching instead for more familiar Communist ones.
In such a case, "the borrower would have the expensive and unenviable task of trying to collect from the custodian that was negligent in losing the note, from the servicer that accepted payments, or from others responsible for the predicament," the report stated.
When the payments started to squeeze him, he realized his predicament and tried to dig himself out.
So, on top of not being able to send a hilarious snap, if someone's dead phone is their only form of payment, they'll be in a very bad predicament.
Back in Supreme Court, I listen as Ms. Babich explains her predicament: She got pregnant and missed a payment, and now her mortgage is a bus she can't quite catch.
The signs more in evidence are the red-and-white ones advertising "Cash — We Buy Houses," and their presence may hint at why sales aren't more prominently advertised: brokers say many owners are selling under duress, having fallen behind on mortgage payments, and they don't want to advertise their predicaments with signs.
Hearts' financial predicament has been highlighted by the delayed payment of players' wages.
Hearts' financial predicament has been highlighted by the delayed payment of player wages.
When your largest employer is tax exempt, its growth can make for a mixed fortune, a predicament that was mitigated with passage of the state's payment in lieu of taxes program in 1978.
She noted that while people often felt shame at their financial predicament, their efforts to get help were often rebuffed by companies who handled the payments.
Dunfermline also delayed payment of wages in full to their players and staff after feeling the impact of Rangers' predicament.
