Sentence examples for postponed debt from inspiring English sources
Three of its subsidiaries quietly postponed debt repayments in 2010.Few creditors have complained.
The savings would derive from tax-exempt bonds to refinance Lilco's debt, including the cost of its abandoned nuclear plant at Shoreham, and from postponed debt payment.
The city of Chicago and Lincoln Center in New York postponed debt offerings because they would have to pay such high interest rates to investors, said Daniel S. Solender, director of municipal bond management at Lord Abbett & Company.
In September, when California legislators restored the lower rates, residential and small-business rate payers received credits on their utility bills -- even though the credits are really a postponed debt that is expected to come due as soon as 2002.
And, sooner or later, when those postponed debts must finally be paid, Russia will find itself in much the same place it has been until now: out of cash, and desperate for someone to lend it money.
Both plans sought to postpone debt payments, and to reduce them to cover interest only.
Creditors of South Korea's largest business conglomerate, the Hyundai Group, agreed to postpone debt repayment obligations for a leading affiliate of the conglomerate.
Meanwhile, new bank lending even to quality corporations is minimal, starving them of working capital and trade finance and forcing them to postpone debt service obligations.
Republicans postpone debt vote Jump to media player Republican leaders in the US Congress have delayed a crucial vote on their proposal to avoid a default on America's debt.
The debt deferment programme provides a number of options for farmers who are clients of the BAAC.26 They can postpone debt repayment, up to 100 000 baht (US$23800 at Bt.42: US$1.00) per client, for three years, but cannot take up new loans during this period.
Separately, British health and beauty chain Alliance Boots, the target of what would be Europe's largest debt-financed buyout ever, postponed its debt sale.
