Sentence examples for push to default from inspiring English sources
There is no reason that these bonds cannot be paid back, but if there is a serious push to default on the bonds held by the trust fund, then we should insist that Peterson and other wealthy people who hold government bonds also share in the pain from default.
If the industry were to contract even slightly, those unable to refinance would be pushed to default.
It provides a useful test for judging this week's agreement, under which the IMF will offer Argentina a new loan of $8 billion.The loan is needed because of fears that Argentina might be pushed to default on its debts or devalue its currency.
("Balk by UFT pushing city to default," in the Staten Island Advance; "Teachers Reject 150-Million Loan City Needs Today," in the New York Times).
Multipliers may change with time and with country.Countries that use the euro can more easily be pushed closer to default because the ECB does not wholeheartedly act as a lender of last resort.
It would also push more homeowners to default on their mortgages, which are often denominated in foreign currencies.
Roberts asks him about the debt ceiling, and whether he will push the country to default.
Greece has been pushed a step closer to default and potential exit from the euro after one of its main lenders, the International Monetary Fund, all but ruled out allowing the cash-strapped country to delay repaying the €1bn (£722m) due next month.
FRANKFURT — Political brinkmanship in Washington, pushing the country close to default, has raised fears in the rest of the world that America is in for a long period of political instability that could have profound consequences for global growth, investment and diplomacy.
They want nothing more than to push the default button back to sometime just before the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
Why the language of default risk persists is itself an interesting question, as a bi-partisan spectrum of Congressional leaders and pundits continue to push the default crisis paradigm.
