Sentence examples for settled debts from inspiring English sources

Baltimore officials have threatened to cancel next year's race unless, by Dec. 31, the promoter settled debts to the city totaling $1.5 million.

Shortly before filing for bankruptcy, the company, Wallace's Bookstores Inc., based in Kentucky, had settled debts of several thousand dollars that it owed to four of the state colleges.

Meanwhile, Green claims Rangers have paid off or settled debts due to non-Scottish clubs.

Russia wants Ukraine to settle debts and pay in advance for future deliveries.

Because the sale, in Paris next week, is to settle debts, prices are very low.

It is not uncommon, especially in rural areas, for families to trade daughters into marriage or prostitution to settle debts.

"The justice system is settling debts it had with indigenous people and society for grave human rights violations," he said.

The most recent anthropological studies of the phenomenon were of indebted drug traffickers who sold their daughters or sisters to settle debts, she said.

In 1806 Napoleon also bailed him out with a considerable loan to settle debts Berthollet had incurred after turning over his financial affairs to his wife.

As a result, it became banker to other banks, which, by maintaining balances with the Bank of England, could settle debts among themselves.

Some used mineral rights in lieu of cash to settle debts during hard times — trading some acres to banks to satisfy a mortgage.