Examples of using Foreign debt in English and their translations into Finnish
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Aware that foreign debt is a significant obstacle for social
These include their enormous foreign debt, an amount that is truly astronomical when compared with the level of funding announced,
an oversized military budget, and crippling foreign debt.”.
with its high foreign debt and even higher exodus of capital,
social disasters and a foreign debt that is out of control to be part of daily life in Pakistan and all this has led to the ruin of the country.
balance-of-payments deficits, foreign debt, poor economic growth
imbalance in the balance of payments, foreign debt, insufficient internal economic growth
unconditional cancellation of Africa's foreign debt and for fair payment for agricultural products
restricting speculation and reducing foreign debt.
for a sustained growth of Europe's economies that is not supported by public and foreign debt, but rather by the promotion of employment and competitiveness.
International financial institutions continue to impose so-called'structural adjustments' by maintaining the odious foreign debt of countries in the developing world, and imposing cuts
not come under ODA: USD 5 bn of foreign debt cancellation, 2 bn for scholarships
in a more comprehensive way, the problems associated with the foreign debt, including the multilateral debt, of the poorest countries on a worldwide level,
High public-sector outgoings need to be financed by either foreign debt or higher domestic private savings.
A country with heavy foreign debt has limited freedom of manoeuvre when launching actions against poverty.
Another aspect, which does not unfortunately fall within our jurisdiction, concerns the question of foreign debt.
Concerning gross foreign debt, the OECD'External Debt Statistics' publication has been used as the source.
Furthermore, stock-flow adjustments,( redemption of foreign debt and portfolio shifts of government funds)
not a single cent in foreign debt.
We cannot ignore the serious constraint that the enormous foreign debt represents; it has already been paid several times over, making its cancellation imperative.