Примери коришћења External debt на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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External debt increased further and the private sector development is still hampered by an inefficient judiciary.
Namely, in euro terms, gross external debt in the period under review was reduced from EUR 11,615 million at end-2000 to EUR 11,037 million at end-March 2004.
In late 2005, Croatia's external debt totalled 24.5 billion euros,
from obligations on extensive short-term external debt.
As Table 1 shows, the bulk of the external debt has been created by the US government(36.3 per cent).
External debt of the private sector contracted observed,
But the positive performance was marred by the worsening of Croatia's external  current account deficit and rising external debt.
The gross external debt of Serbia and Montenegro reached $13.574 billion as of the end of October.
from obligations on extensive short-term external debt.
Half of external debt is related to the public sector(51.6%),
A worrying statistic in the economic situation in the country is its external debt, which amounts to over$ 14.6 billion.
Turkey's Treasury announced that it will make a $960m payment towards the country's external debt in May.
Within a short period of time, external debt has risen from 6% to 17%”, Dakaj says.
The issue of external debt service sustainability is a complex one
Between 1961 and 1980, external debt of Yugoslavia increased exponentially at the unsustainable pace of over 17% per year.
Republika Srpska again asked Bosnia and Herzegovina's Finance Ministry to divide the foreign debt  accumulated by companies operating in Brcko District from the RS entity external debt.
Serbia will continue to repay Kosovo's external debt and Albania announced an international tender for state-owned oil company ARMO.
The external debt burden, one of the highest in Europe, reached 250% of annual export earnings,
Serbia's external debt is calculated under the principle of outstanding debt, 
representatives of the World Bank and IMF have focused on the servicing of the country's external debt, according to media reports in Tirana.