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• The percent of direct debt held was 22.9 % United States, 19.6 % England, and 32.4 % France.
• To its credit, Germany is willing to provide direct debt relief, an offer the United States will not match.
• Because this day is close to China's traditional Spring Festival, the firms tapu direct debt collecting in people s homes.
• It creates a no-interest $ 1 billion revolving loan fund, and calls for increases in direct debt service aid for those largely suburban districts.
• Among many American writers professing a direct debt to Shaw, Eugene O'Neill became an admirer at the age of seventeen, after reading " The Quintessence of Ibsenism ".
• The bands of that scene owed a direct debt to The Who for inspiration, and the younger generations of their fans were keen to explore those original influences.
• One source with knowledge of the proposal said it did not call for direct debt forgiveness by the bank and fund, which have a long-standing policy of not writing off debt.
• The G-7 plan also calls for member states to add up to $ 37 billion to the existing pool, making as much as $ 50 billion in direct debt relief available to qualifying countries.
• "As a practical matter, fixing Social Security is as effective at improving the balance sheet of the United States as a direct debt paydown, " said Lawrence B . Lindsey, Bush's chief economic adviser.
• Pollard's extensive use of the analogy between the Holy Spirit within the Church and the esprit de corps of United States Marine Corps owes a direct debt to the Reverend Canon Theodore O . Wedel.
• In 1996 he founded Ag阯cia de Gest鉶 da Tesouraria e da D韛ida P鷅lica ( IGCP ), the public entity responsible for the integrated management of cash, funding and the direct debt management, thus becoming its first President.
• Tribasa Finance Director Manuel Delgado said the estimated dlrs 300 million that Tribasa paid for the railway line was covered 30 percent in capital and 70 percent in direct debt with federal state-owned railway agency Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico.
• News of Brown's last pay rise in November-- it went up by 75 percent according to most calculations but he says it was only 28 percent-- came days after the announcement of a 5 percent discount for customers paying by direct debt on check accounts.
• The money that the foundation is using to purchase the club is coming from monthly donations from fans and it is likely that the foundation will receive an interest-free loan from a wealthy fan, which will be paid back using the monthly direct debts from the fans.
• But the glass ceiling does not pose a diversity issue; in Clinton's world it has been a function of attitude, all the more unacceptable because of his progressive values and views on gender-related issues, his direct knowledge of the women who could shatter the ceiling, and his direct debt to female voters.
• In addition, officials say the so-called Paris Club of Western creditor nations is proving slow to heed a call in June by the Group of Seven at a summit meeting in Lyon, France, to raise the level of forgiveness offered qualifying poor countries to 90 percent of their direct debts from 67 percent.