Sentence examples for rescue debt from inspiring English sources

The deal, if it goes through, would help pay off $9 billion of A.I.G.'s rescue debt to the government, and possibly more, depending on the price.

On the other side of the argument, moves in the creditor countries to soften the terms of Greece's rescue – debt relief or writedown being the most essential and politically trickiest bit – will boost anti-euro activists in Germany, the Netherlands and Finland.

30 The pen portraits can be used by staff from various sectors, not just health, for example, housing advisors, fire and rescue, debt advisors and community groups.

"structural adjustment", was en vogue in the late 1980s and early 1990s, as a means to rescue debt-burdened developing countries.

Veteran former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, 92, urged Germans on Sunday to soothe growing fears of German dominance in Europe and help rescue debt-stricken euro zone partners, warning that Berlin faced isolation otherwise.

Because of Mrs. Merkel's tough conditions for rescuing debt-ridden euro zone countries, Germany has been accused of trying to dominate Europe.

So Fannie and Freddie had to be rescued — otherwise debt deflation would have gotten much worse.

Ukraine's finance ministry has predicted it needs $35bn to rescue its debt-laden economy.

Luckily, startups like Binksty are doing their part to come to the rescue of debt-burdened students everywhere.

In the latest attempt at stalling Chinese investment, the Australian regulatory agency responsible for reviewing foreign direct investment extended its review of China Minmetals’ $1.8 billion offer to rescue the debt-saddled OZ Minerals, even though the deal was widely viewed as uncontroversial.

Abu Dhabi's emir, Khalifa bin Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan, who is also president of the UAE, is understood to have indicated that the emirate will play a role in rescuing its debt-laden neighbour after a weekend meeting with Dubai's ruling al-Makhtoum family.