debtor造句

Most creditors believe that the debtor needs to take the lead in addressing their own problems.

A debtor, unable to pay, has to swallow insults from his creditor.

By contrast, America is now, as it was then, the world's biggest debtor nation.

The deduction of a payment is made by a debtor from an amount due.

America, the world's biggest debtor, is going to save more and borrow less.

As the world's biggest debtor, America headed into this bust in a very different position from Japan, a creditor nation rich in domestic savings.

This is not, however, something America, as the world’s biggest debtor and the custodian of its reserve currency, can be seen to encourage.

Now Greece is the profligate spender and shaky debtor of Europe, threatening to drag the financial system into another global crisis.

When the ones litigate, they can only regard debtor as the defendant, and the beneficiary or the assignee as the third people.

A formal statement drawn up by a notary for a creditor declaring that the debtor has refused to accept or honor a bill.

The problem—not just for Mr Monti, but for the euro zone and the world economy—is that Italy, the zone’s biggest debtor, is too large to be bailed out with the resources currently available.

Creditors that own swaps lower their risk of a debtor not paying back a loan, because a third-party insurer is on the hook for some of the unpaid debt.

If those payments were made by debtor states in proportion to their cumulative deficits, the debts of states like New Mexico and Mississippi would rise to over 500% of GDP.