Sentence examples for relieving debt from inspiring English sources

The move is made possible by a $6bn infusion by two Abu Dhabi investment firms, an amount which will go a long way toward relieving debt and covering the cost of establishing the manufacturing arm ("Foundry" for now) as a workable partner.

Growth is needed to relieve debt pressure, but its bureaucracy and politics often overwhelm economics.

Mr Blair's proposals to increase aid, relieve debt and focus primarily on those poor countries ready to help themselves went down much better.

These investments also relieve debt burdens for middle-class families and by extension, strengthen our entire economy.

Other news sources have more generally questioned the efficacy of Bono's campaign to relieve debt and provide assistance to Africa.

"Unfortunately, the CalGuard has no ability to relieve debt, only the Army or Congress can short-circuit this process," Mueller said in the email to lawmakers.

The Department has evidenced no intention to go back over its books and relieve debt obligations that never should have been issued, had Corinthian played by the rules.

Many Canadians turn to jobs up North (or Out West depending on your location) to provide for their family, relieve debt, or simply because there isn't much work available.

Lagarde, who has been pressing eurozone countries to provide Athens with "significant" debt relief, reiterated at the weekend that Greece's European creditors must make "concrete commitments" on relieving the debt burden.

Congressional support for the measure is a victory for the Clinton administration, which has been working to reassure lawmakers that the money made available to poor nations by relieving some debt payment obligations would be used for humanitarian purposes only.

The first two measures were adopted, relieving the debt burden of the provinces and strengthening the federal government, but on the latter there was no agreement, as it would have involved a redistribution of income between wealthier Central Canada and the Maritime and the Prairie Provinces; both Ontario and Quebec were strongly provincialist and resisted redistribution.