Examples of using External debt in English and their translations into Polish
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Today this leads to a situation where investment needs are still high while the Beneficiaries' capacities to incur an ever increasing external debt are moving towards a ceiling.
Problems such as poverty, the economic crisis and external debt must not be allowed to suffer additional delay through the process of resolving the political conflict.
Thanks to the successful bilateral debt agreement with Russia- Tajikistan's largest creditor- external debt has fallen to less than 40% of GDP in 2005.
In 2005, external debt inched up by only 2% points to 34.5% of GDP.
corporate and external debt in the context of high unemployment.
Definition: It is the part of governmental state debt which is lent by foreign loaners otherwise:"external debt.
for natural gas and from obligations on extensive short-term external debt.
External debt-- something that I can tell you a long story about because I personally worked on one of the biggest debts on the continent-- has come down dramatically.
The economic development, however, was based on the increasing external debt and the need to service this debt coincided with the collapse of a major trading partner- the Soviet Union.
The Semester should concentrate much more on improving competitiveness and the public and external debt and implementation in particular;
Correa stated his belief that part of Ecuador's external debt is illegitimate,
Countries should not be exposed to excessive external debt that might jeopardize the stability of the government.
External debt is relatively high,
General government debt and total external debt of Bulgaria have continued falling respectively to close to 40%
have increased external debt, and have resulted in deaths of more than five million people from war,
the current account deficit has declined and the external debt was brought back to a more sustainable level.
loss of competitiveness and rising external debt.
whereas domestic debt was EUR 426million(13,8%) and external debt was EUR 645.2 million 20.9.
a maximum limit on the current account deficit and external debt?
accumulated during the periods of economic growth, based on inflows of direct foreign investments and external debt at rapid rates.