Attempting to cure an overhang of private debt by issuing mountains of safe government debt is too dangerous. After all, when the private debt was issued, it, too, was considered safe.

New Caledonia shall be represented in the competent bodies of the currency issuing institution.

Chapter 6 Application for Issuing New Shares or Company Bonds after the Material Assets Reorganization

A New Deal for Debt Overhangs?

Paragraph 23.21 (New paragraph 23.27) In the second sentence, after the word issuing , insert the word multilingual .

A New Approach to Eurozone Sovereign Debt

Until the euro crisis, it was generally believed that problems servicing sovereign debt occurred only in emerging markets and the least developed countries. The US Supreme Court s decision on Argentina adds a new wrinkle, and may well further increase the risk attached to holding sovereign debt and this to the cost of issuing it.

(e) Issuing a caution

Issuing licenses for commercialization.

Time will also be needed for classifying chemical products according to the new criteria, issuing new material safety data sheets, training workers and raising consumers' awareness.

Can we engineer new debt contracts for countries like Argentina?

The new non concessional debt more than offset the debt relief received, although export earnings have increased since 2001.

(iii) Issuing a receipt for goods

Issuing directories addressed to the disabled

We're issuing you vouchers for lunch.

To believe that any country issuing debt in its own currency is risk free as long as the exchange rate is flexible is astonishingly naive. For one thing, there is still inflation risk, particularly for countries with weak fiscal institutions and heavy debt burdens.

Figure 2 shows the breakdown between new (net) transfers and debt forgiveness.

You would be issuing orders from above.

quot 3. Issuing objections of unenforceability. quot

The interest rate premium that the market would inevitably demand from a young sovereign like Scotland could be minimized by issuing debt in sterling, thereby protecting investors from additional devaluation risk. But, without its own currency issuing central bank, Scotland would forego seigniorage (profits from central bank operations that typically benefit the national treasury).

Some countries achieved a real exit from a debt crisis, while others continued to face a lingering debt problem or are considering new debt renegotiations (as in the case of Ecuador).

The first phases of that treatment, from 1982 to 1988, relied on debt reschedulings and new liquidity support, together with a market menu of options, which allowed limited amounts of voluntary debt reductions through debt securitization at a discount, debt equity swaps and debt buy backs.

issuing between the loins and the breast bones.

issuing between the loins and the breast bones.

Issuing from between the backbone and the breastbones.

Issuing from between the backbone and the breastbones.

issuing from between the backbone and the breastbone

issuing from between the backbone and the breastbone

Issuing decrees on the suspension of financial transactions

We're issuing this to all double 0 personnel.

For countries that have reached the completion point, the challenge is to achieve lasting debt sustainability and avoid falling into a new debt trap.

Under Chapter 11, companies with a solid underlying business generally swap debt for equity. Old equity holders are wiped out and old debt claims are transformed into equity claims in the new entity which continues operating with a new capital structure. Alternatively, the debt holders can agree to reduce the face value of debt, in exchange for some warrants.

So we could say, well, a new figure comes out ... let's see African debt.

New repayment modalities must therefore be put in place to reduce the debt burden.

It is time to rethink the problem and to devise new financial mechanisms to resolve the debt problem that do not lead to debt accumulation.

The amount of debt relief would then be determined on the basis of expected development assistance and the need to avoid a new debt overhang.

They might choose to do so, but mostly they just roll them over by issuing new bonds. The longer the bonds maturities, the less frequently governments have to come to the market for new loans.

In March 2005, Poland offered a prepayment at par of 11.6 billion of Paris Club debt, by issuing bonds for that purpose 11 creditors have accepted the offer so far and have been prepaid 4.4 billion.

The two offices will also develop other new joint promotional initiatives, including issuing vouchers for free guided tours to the clients of the Sales and Marketing Section.

Issuing from (the pelvis) between the backbone and the ribs.

Issuing from (the pelvis) between the backbone and the ribs.

Clerics belonging to the department hold discussions before issuing edicts.

Article 21 In case an enterprise raises debt funds under law in forms of loans, issuing bonds or financial leases and so on, it shall define the purpose of fund raising, make necessary decisions on capital structure in accordance with the fund costs, debt risks and reasonable fund demands and conclude a written contract.

External deficits were usually covered through new resource inflows and by allowing debt arrears to accumulate.

Secondly, it defined the necessary qualifications and conditions for issuing fatwas.