Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Highly indebted in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Many long-standing retail chains are highly indebted.
many companies are still highly indebted and lending conditions have not yet fully eased.
Highly Indebted Poor Countries.
Japanese machinery businesses are, in general, highly indebted, especially manufacturers and/or smaller
There is a need to restructure highly indebted companies, especially in industries with overcapacity like aluminium,
The Commission is already by far the biggest contributor to the enhanced Highly Indebted Poor Countries initiative with €1 billion.
However, specific challenges emerge for the transition period, as highly indebted countries typically have larger
in particular in terms of highly indebted firms.
especially in highly indebted countries.
Special programme for low-income, highly indebted countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Community is already by far the biggest contributor to the enhanced HIPC(Highly Indebted Poor Countries) initiative.
We must quite simply cancel the debts of highly indebted poor countries
More particularly, they expressed the wish that highly indebted poor countries be able to benefit more quickly from the measures agreed on their behalf
In this connection, the ACP-EC Council formally adopted a decision to use the reserves in ninth EDF's longterm devel opment envelope for alleviating the debts of the highly indebted poor countries.
In the case of Reinhart and Rogoff, the observation that highly indebted countries grow more slowly,
According to the Monterrey Consensus, however, the debt relief initiative for highly indebted poor countries should, and I quote,‘be fully financed through additional resources.
The EU will also pursue efforts to restore debt sustainability in the context of the enhanced Highly Indebted Poor Country(HIPC)
try to make sure that every highly indebted country is on track for getting the debt to a sustainable level by the year 2000.
A reduction of surpluses in countries with relatively low deleveraging needs would bring a much needed improvement in demand in the euro area and help ease the trade-off faced by highly indebted countries, which need to deleverage and boost growth simultaneously.
Mr Blair tried valiantly to persuade his colleagues at the G8 Summit to take the necessary steps to alleviate the problems of highly indebted countries.