Sentence examples for writing off of from inspiring English sources

Again, part of that is the writing off of bad loans and another part is a reduction in actual borrowings.

It was written before he came here or when he was coming here and was writing off of life experiences that were more universal than New Orleans".

Average debt now stands at £3,554 (it would be higher but for the writing off of several large debts under Debt Relief Orders), £1,266 higher than at the start of the study.

Education is about encouraging success and the raising of aspirations, not the writing off of a generation, which is what this new, untried, untested policy, based on prejudice and untruths, will bring about.

Germany will need to accept the principle of eurobonds, some sort of banking union, softer budgetary targets for the countries in difficulty, and the writing off of more of those countries' debts.

The government is working on a set of transfer guidelines that will set out its criteria for supporting transfers including, in some cases, the writing off of some or all of a local authority's housing debt.

No; never write "off of" or its contraction offa.

It is a technical result of accounting treatment for write off of investments".

And it was huge amount: Verizon increased the 'depreciation reserve', i.e., took tax write offs of $1.2 billion, resulting in a $728 million one-time charge, "after tax".

So far, both the IMF and the ECB deny the possibility of writing off much of the Greek loan.

Of course, writing off some of Greece's debt will require European governments to take paper losses.