Sentence examples for poor debt from inspiring English sources
In Albania, the study finds that overstaffing, poor debt collection and wasteful management at the state-run water industry alone costs 1% of GDP.
"The state's poor debt collection and accounting practices are fleecing public coffers at a time when vital public programs are being decimated by unprecedented budget cuts," the state controller, John Chiang, said in a statement Wednesday.
Following an inquiry into the whole system, Adrian Bailey, chairman of the Commons committee, said: "The financial funding system for higher education is looking increasingly fragile, coming under the strain of unfunded commitments and poor debt collection.
In fact, the island's murky, bad-debt-laden banks have been writing off record amounts of poor debt.
A spinoff announcement would affect the stock price of ailing companies disproportionately more than it would the stock price of healthy companies, and, with poor debt ratings, unhealthy companies have more to gain from removing debt from their balance sheets.
Most are recruited from poor, debt-ridden families who are only too eager to sell their children to the circus for an advance.
But life is also stressful and often demoralizing in twenty-first-century America because we all live under a speeded-up, coercively multitasking, vacation-poor, debt-burdened, harsher, and less forgiving form of capitalism than do the citizens of many other industrial countries, and than we ourselves lived under for much of the late twentieth century.
To rid permanently the poor of debt, beggar-your-neighbour globalisation must be replaced by better-your-neighbour localisation.
— poor but debt free, Columbia, PA No. I'm 22 years old and no money in the world is worth 48 years of my life.
In a number of highly indebted poor countries, debt relief has freed resources that are then tied to social investment funds.
The Jubilee 2000 poor country debt relief campaign was gearing up, and my job was to push Blair to promote it to other world leaders.
