Sentence examples for sets of debts from inspiring English sources

We are now taking on two huge new sets of debts.

In 1611, the Crown's debts to him were calculated at over £48,000, but his debts to the Crown were calculated at over £43,000 and a judge, Sir Julius Caesar, ordered both sets of debts cancelled quid pro quo.

And, if you think loan sharking is unjust, hedge funds are just legalized loan sharking: Puerto Rico could conceivably get the money it needs to pay off this set of debts, but the fees it will need to pay and the ownership interest in the government's resources that Puerto Ricans will have to give up will keep the island dependent on hedge fund managers for decades to come.

Ghana's problems may be the first of a new set of debt crises in the global south.

But one imagines Mr Boehner will be disinclined to help the president along in the next set of debt-ceiling negotiations.

To give the governor his due, he proposed a more stringent set of debt limits but could not persuade legislative leaders to accept them, and in the just concluded budget debate, it was only Mr. Pataki who made a serious issue of debt reform.

Bond prices advanced after the U.S. Treasury took steps toward repurchasing outstanding securities, saying it will publish a set of debt buyback rules for public comment so that it might begin paying off the national debt.

With La Liga imposing a maximum salary cap of €421m, Barcelona's current wage bill already stands at €419m, before the wage rises - that's 73 per cent of the annual budget, according to AS. Bartomeu will have to get creative this summer as the board have to stay within set parameters of debt laid out in the club's statues.

She was under a lot of debt.

Tsipras threatens to withold IMF payments as tensions rise in the wake of another set of failed debt talks in Luxembourg.

It added that the plight of families, already buckling under the strain of debts, is set to worsen.