Примеры использования Debt ratios на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Debt ratios of low- and middle-income countries have fallen dramatically,
debt sustainability as the level of debt that allows a country to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and">reach 2015 without an increase in debt ratios.
Prior to the global financial crisis, most developing countries had managed to sharply reduce their average debt ratios and to develop or expand domestic markets for the issuance of debt instruments denominated in local currencies.
should identify the level of debt that will allow a country to achieve its development objectives without increasing its debt ratios.
The region's debt ratios have improved markedly since 2000 owing in large part to debt relief delivered under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries(HIPC)
As a result, half of the countries in the Caribbean had debt ratios higher than 100 per cent
reach 2015 without an increase in its debt ratios.
The group of 49 least developed countries has average debt ratios about 50 per cent higher than the overall developing country average in 2008 the debt-to-GNI ratios were 31
While the debt ratios of many countries in the region have improved, thanks to international debt relief initiatives,
the external debt crisis still persists especially in the least developed countries where debt ratios have significantly worsened
which has contributed to a worsening of overall debt ratios.
As total debt stocks in the Middle East and North Africa had grown by 9 per cent in 2013 while debt ratios had soared by 3 per cent,
For example, EURODAD considers that debt sustainability should be redefined as the level of debt that allows countries to meet the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 without increasing debt ratios.
respectively, and slight improvements in export growth, debt ratios had continued to worsen in 2013.
debt sustainability as the level of debt that allows a country to achieve the MDGs and">reach 2015 without an increase in debt ratios.
as a result have seen their debt ratios increased.
currently have debt ratios exceeding sustainable levels as defined by the Initiative.
$176 billion during 2008, basic debt ratios still showed a moderate decline,
A recent evaluation of HIPC initiative's result shows that in most examined countries external debt sustainability indicators have deteriorated since 2003 and in several countries debt ratios once again exceed HIPC thresholds.
Several speakers expressed their support for the Secretary-General's proposal to define debt sustainability as the level of debt that would allow a country to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 without an increase in debt ratios.