Sentence examples for servicing of which from inspiring English sources

And, of course, write off at least part of its unsustainable debt of some €310bn (£225bn), the servicing of which costs the economy some 4 per cent of its GDP annually and is crippling any chances of proper recovery.

The Fund is also pressing for talks to start on the restructuring of Argentina's debt, the servicing of which will probably mean doubling the current primary fiscal surplus from around 2% to 4% of GDP.

Aside from the violence that turned its cities into ghost towns and cost the lives of as many as 200,000 people, Algeria endured massive unemployment and a colossal foreign debt, the servicing of which ate up three-quarters of export earnings.That debt has now dwindled almost to nothing, as foreign reserves, boosted by a windfall of cash from oil and gas sales, have mounted beyond $120 billion.

It was a service of which he was extremely proud".

The tea service of which they formed a part appears to be unique too.

Mr. O'Hara was sentenced to 1,500 hours of community service, of which he still owes 1,000, and was fined $20,000.

"We want to build an officer corps," said Dave Vetter, the Naval Academy dean of admissions, that "reflects the military services of which we are a part".

Microsoft claims a total of eight million subscribers to its various MSN services, of which about five million are Internet access customers, according to ComScore Media Metrix, an Internet ratings company.

A No 10 spokesman said Kerslake had made a series of reforms to the civil service of which he could be proud.

But adequate vaccination coverage relies heavily on good communications, political and economic stability, and a well-functioning health service – of which DRC has none.

He tackles big ideas, big themes, in the service of which he creates believable human beings and elicits tremendous performances from his actors.