Sentence examples for started the debt from inspiring English sources

Sacha Millstone, senior vice president at Raymond James, cites the need for the government to shore up investor confidence when it started the debt guarantee program.

We started the Debt Collective with a much smaller group, but we've already had quite an impact with that small group, these 100 or so students who went on debt strike.

He responded, with obvious annoyance, "What more do you think I should do?" There isn't a Republican in Washington — or even a casual viewer of cable news — who doesn't know what Mr. Obama's plan is, and what it has been ever since Republicans started the debt-ceiling crisis in 2011.

John Menard started the debt-free chain in 1972, at the onset of the do-it-yourself boom, and owns it outright.

We have met all of the conditions asked by the international community to start the debt relief process, but creditor countries have not yet agreed on the financing.

And that's if they even start: The debt is written off after 30 years, meaning many don't pay their loan back in full.

And that's if they even start: the debt is written off after 30 years, meaning many don't pay their loan back in full.

Q Trepp is monitoring the Fed's TALF, or Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, program, designed to jump-start the debt-securitization markets with attractive financing for those who bought the securities.

"When this started, the focus was the debt ceiling.

This time around, the great cash migration started with the debt crisis in Greece and elsewhere in Europe, not in the United States, but the effects on the American stock and bond markets have nonetheless been severe.

Tim Buckley, an analyst from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, told Guardian Australia the banks immediately started trading the debt in secondary markets and lost 20% on it in the first few months.