creditor造句

He managed to stall off his creditor.

I am not a creditor. This is my money.

Guarantee period is a contractual period designated by parties to circumscribe the creditor, s rights to claim the creditor, s rights after the primary liability is expired.

If some bonds offer stronger creditor protection against default, should they receive more lenient treatment?

On the other hand, China will be the world's largest creditor for decades.

Compared with Italy, the latest target of creditor angst, on many counts Japan is more troubling.

By extension, just as every debt is a liability for the borrower, it is an asset for the creditor.

The ECB insists that the private creditor participation must be "voluntary" so that no technical default occurs.

Debt, it turns out, can be a liability for the borrower and the creditor, especially when it goes bad.

"Since the U.S. was the major creditor and financier of postwar Europe, the U.S. financial collapse led to collapses of other economies, especially those of Germany and Britain. "

It is a great mistake to suppose that a woman with no heart will be an easy creditor in the exchange of affections.

A third is the mood of creditor countries such as Germany, which have been insisting on a "substantial" contribution by private bondholders.

The most obvious one is that Japan began its Lost Decade as the world’s largest creditor nation, and it still is.

However, Keynes could not secure American support for "creditor adjustment". This was in part because America had both the world's most powerful economy and (like Germany today) a big trade surplus.

Second, at the condition of the immobility of all the risk we find the way to transfer the risk taken by the creditor. In the article we are bringing forward five paths: guaranty, impawn, insurance agent, automobile dealer, and professional guarantee agent.