Sentence examples for terms of debts from inspiring English sources

In the western world we tend to think in terms of debts and credits.

Coupled with the "mental accounting" we do every day – organising our thinking in terms of debts and credits – unlimited paid annual leave takes away the surety of the standard four weeks, and replaces it with the spurious and onerous task of gauging the socially correct timing and length of leave.

"He'd be pushing the envelope in terms of debt," Mr. Repetto said.

We have, however, long since recognised the need for procedures to rewrite the terms of debt contracts under extreme circumstances.

"He's out of touch with what the average American faces in terms of debt and losing their jobs.

They don't know how to go about this in terms of debt recovery or contract law".

Residents are therefore more likely to fall into arrears, which in turn puts them in a difficult future position in terms of debt and poor credit ratings.

"If you had to go and renegotiate the terms of debt today, they'd rip your face off," said William A. Furman, Greenbrier's president and chief executive.

The report also tells us that if government spending growth continues at the current rate, it will take us over a cliff in terms of debt and taxes.

The business has decent cash flow and we will happily retain it, and in terms of debt reduction we have been making progress".

Such a bankruptcy, known as Chapter 9, would be the largest, in terms of debt and population, for a municipality in the nation.