Sentence examples for state arrears from inspiring English sources

The remaining €1bn will probably be used to repay state arrears, it said.

At stake is the release of a two billion-euro tranche it needs to pay off state arrears and another 10 billion for the country's four big banks. .

As of October 2011, member states were in arrears to the UN regular budget for their legally binding dues for a total of $867 million.

However, 19 of the 34 member states are in arrears, and new funding will prove elusive, especially if Washington was to reduce its role in the face of strong South American resistance to a U.S.-backed candidate.

Citing tax arrears, the state seized and dismantled Yukos beginning in 2003.

As foreclosures mount, homelessness is on the rise, overwhelming the ability of churches and shelters to provide services even as funding from the state lags months in arrears or dries up altogether.

The federal and state governments were deeply in arrears on loans taken out to finance their war for independence from Britain; federal debt traded at 50 cents on the dollar, state debt for 20 cents or less.

The latest batch of unpaid bills will essentially be rolled into next year's budget, forcing the state to begin the fiscal year in arrears.

As of October, member states were more than $4.1 billion in arrears for unpaid dues.

When Jack Cassaro, an information technology director at a Wall Street firm, was trying to buy a one-bedroom co-op at 160 East 26th Street in Kips Bay, the board refused to interview him until the seller, who was thousands of dollars in arrears, sent a letter stating that all back maintenance, late fees and legal expenses would be paid in full at the closing.

The collapse of government finances has generated a snowball of payment arrears between firms and the state and between private firms themselves.