Sentence examples for withdraw debt from inspiring English sources

The buyers, mostly institutional investors and hedge funds, demanded discounts and stricter repayment terms, leading many banks to withdraw debt offerings, including that of Chrysler.

The 1929 UFA convention saw vocal criticisms of Brownlee's failure to adopt the old age pension and his decision to withdraw the Debt Adjustment Act in the face of opposition from banks.

In a pointless and debilitating churning of resources, the creditors provide development assistance with one hand and then withdraw it in debt servicing with the other" [ 13](p. 35).

People experiencing mental health problems may also find it difficult to access help and may tend instead to withdraw and let debts pile up, especially if they find communication difficult.

A spokeswoman, Mady Chabrier, said that the filing could be withdrawn if a debt restructuring agreement was reached.

Iran's plans to borrow in the international bond market for the first time since the 1979 revolution that overthrew the shah were dealt an unexpected blow yesterday when the credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service withdrew its sovereign debt rating for the country.

After House Republicans withdrew their proposed debt deal on Tuesday evening, Senate Leaders Harry Reid (D-Nev).

Tensions came to a further head last week when S&P "mistakenly" issued a downgrade of French debt only to withdraw it two hours later.

The Scottish settlers were ordered to withdraw in 1631, leaving Alexander deeply in debt.

If Germany does not compromise on debt relief, the Fund could withdraw from the arrangement altogether.

Fearing that paying that and other debts would force them to withdraw more than the maximum fee of 2.5%, the founders resigned.