Sentence examples for state creditors from inspiring English sources

Further payments to vendors and other state creditors will follow.

If she really does have an effective road map, no country needs it more than Nigeria.In this section Bad location Paying a price for doing what's right Aching, shaking, crazy cold Doorstopping Ngozi's big job Fisticuffs ReprintsBetween the mid-1970s and 2001 Nigeria earned more than $300 billion from crude oil and accumulated $30 billion of debt to the Paris Club of state creditors.

All over the state, creditors were doing anything they could to evade the people who owed them money.

The court said that the Constitution's framers thought it was essential to have uniform bankruptcy rules apply on a national level so that states would not set up their own systems to favor in-state creditors.

There would be no exchange of money; Continuum would take on the hospital's debt, said to be around $700 million, and try to restructure it with financial support from the state and creditors.

He fought inflation by reducing the quantity of assignats (paper currency issued by the Revolutionary government) in circulation, and, on August 24 , 1793 he instituted the Grand Livre de la dette publique ("Great Book of the Public Debt"), a register of all the state's creditors.

Nevada, the most debtor-friendly state, provides creditors just two years.

Franks and Torous (1994) state that creditors' recovery rates are significantly higher under private reorganization than during bankruptcy filings.

In December 1820, the Assembly modified the replevin law to state that creditors who would accept payment in notes from the Bank of the Commonwealth but not the Bank of Kentucky would be forced to wait three months to collect on a debt.

Yes, cities and states have creditors.

Daewoo's state-controlled creditors are now looking for binding offers by October 20th.