Examples of using Creditors in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
From the early days of the developing country debt crisis, official and private creditors have sought to restructure debt in collective creditor forums: the Paris Club for official bilateral creditors and bank advisory committees for bank creditors.
the establishment of predictable, equitable and transparent insolvency regimes that provided incentives for debtors and creditors to take the best decisions and thus increase the
Notes with concern the continuing burden of debt and debt-service obligations of middle-income developing countries and, in this regard, encourages all creditors to continue their initiatives and efforts to address the debt problems of middle-income developing countries;
However, in the current crisis, Governments and their central banks in both developed and developing countries have used foreign exchange reserves and new borrowings to help their domestic financial institutions and corporations to repay international creditors.
With respect to recommendation(137), it was observed that some insolvency laws did not provide for supervision of implementation of the plan by the court, but enabled creditors to appoint a supervisor, an option which might be reflected in the Guide.
Senegal also reached the completion point in April 2004, and in June 2004 during a meeting of the Paris Club, creditors agreed to cancel US$ 94 million of Senegal ' s debt in net present value terms.
Multilateral creditors.
Goddamn creditors.
Creditors, sir.
Private creditors.
Binding dissenting creditors.
Bilateral official creditors.
Commercial creditors.
The Venezuela Creditors Committee.
Creditors. Press four.
The Creditors Reliability Test.
Creditors are calling up.
Non-bank private creditors.
The Venezuela Creditors Committee.
(c) Creditors.