Sentence examples for tackling debt from inspiring English sources

After all, officials began to talk about tackling debt in 2010.

The authors argue that Germany has coasted along under Merkel's 'lethargocracy', avoiding difficult decisions on tackling debt problems and its less-than-impressive outlook for future economic growth.

The report's authors say the Turnbull government needs to follow Hong Kong's example in tackling debt loading abuse, by eliminating interest deductions and other financial payments on loans from foreign subsidiaries located in low or no tax jurisdictions.

The Football Association has been given an "absolute deadline" to bring in rules tackling debt levels at clubs or face government action.

Eurozone governments and the European Central Bank had made a good start on tackling debt and problems in the financial sector, said Vikram Pandit, chief executive of US banking giant Citi.

Tackling debt is hard, and it takes time.

Take their reaction to President Obama's proposal for a bipartisan commission to tackle debt and budget threats.

Tim should be proud that he brought to this race ambitious solutions to turn around our nation's economy and to tackle debt and spending.

His first move to tackle debt would be to scrap €29bn worth of tax breaks for wealthier people introduced under Sarkozy.

Structural reforms would take far too long, she said, advocating "decisive action" to tackle debt levels and a stimulus package including the European Central Bank being allowed to buy bonds.

It's also important to tackle debt before you go.