Sentence examples for with these debts from inspiring English sources

We need more solidarity in order to cope with these debts.

Coping with these debts is essentially an extension of the fund's original function, much enlarged; coordinating economic policies on an international scale is new territory.

"And that's a lot of stress to know that you have to go through this hellish journey and be working to deal with these debts all the while," Drees says.

And I promise you that if we pull together to deal with these debts today, then just a few years down the line the rewards will be felt by everyone in our country.

"The infrastructure is good, but why was the money not used properly at the World Cup [so that we wouldn't be] left with these debts, and are now paying two or three times over again; and the prices of those services are beyond the means of a large percentage of our population which can't afford them," said Mr McKinley.

"I promise you that if we pull together to deal with these debts today, then just a few years down the line the rewards will be felt by everyone in our country". The conference in Birmingham has been dominated by the backlash over plans to cut child benefit for higher earners from 2013.

The euro zone has no settled mechanism for dealing with these debt crises, and the search for one is generating tensions between France and Germany, between the European Commission and its member states, and even internal political frissons in Germany and, especially, in France.

"With these debt facilities, Grab will make more cars available for rental, provide more favourable rental terms and services for driver partners, and increase the supply of vehicles on the road, making rides faster and more affordable for passengers," the company said in a statement.

And thus it appears to be with these debt ceiling events, as this one has devolved into one more media extravaganza.

News Corp. executives have had preliminary talks with these debt holders about acquiring the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune, according to two ranking News Corp. executives and others familiar with the situation.

The one thing that can be said with certainty about these debts, Keynes said of the reparations imposed on Germany at Versailles, is that they will not be repaid.