A reminder of what's to come?

Like Tintin in the Congo the Zwarte Piets are a reminder of the past. ...

This is a friendly reminder about an overdue invoice.

America s Dangerous Debt Ceiling Debate

It is a reminder that each citizen has a role to play.

A quick refresher on the link between palm oil the haze!

The soldier on the right has the name of his daughter tattooed across his chest, as a reminder of home.

The thought of her son at once took Anna out of the hopeless condition she had been in.

Recovery of indebtedness to the Fund

(d) Debt burden

Assignment of receivables

The US is borrowing massively from abroad.

As a reminder, the source of this image is the Democratic Republic of Congo (in blue).

President Clinton, indeed, announced 100 cancellation of debts owed to the U.S. by the poorest countries.

3. Stresses the importance of the continued substantive consideration of the sub item on external debt crisis and development

On Immigrant International Day, just a reminder We are all children of immigrants.

Taking note of the report of the Secretary General on external debt crisis and development,A 57 253.

The fact is, however, that these fanatics are a modern phenomenon, a creation of the Muslim world s failed political systems, and a stark reminder of the price of long years of repression.

Prayer is basically a humble acknowledgement that we desperately need God to intervene in our situation.

This is equivalent to foreign currency debt.

Six people were killed a reminder of what can happen if violent polarization continues between neighboring towns and villages.

The fence is not only a physical reminder of the divide between the area's peoples, but also a cause of suffering for innocent Palestinians who are cut off from their fields, their jobs, and their families.

The Tohoku region of Japan, where the meeting will take place, is a vivid reminder of how a disaster's economic impact reverberates far beyond its epicenter.

For many Japanese adults in their forties who now have children of their own, the Famicom is a nostalgic reminder of childhood during the optimistic, booming bubble years of the affluent 1980s.

So currency works as a constant, if latent, reminder of identity.

Why do Greece s creditors refuse to move on debt restructuring before any new loans are negotiated?

Greece needs more debt relief.

In both cases, debt levels eventually became unsustainable.

58 203. External debt crisis and development

59 223. External debt crisis and development

60 187. External debt crisis and development

61 188. External debt crisis and development

Wage arrears are also a main source of labor conflict.

At the same time, you will be reminded of the accident, will remember where you were going, who you were with, and other details.

But this slogan is from the 1920 s and seems like a nostalgic reminder of past turmoil that one prefers to see on the stage.

The suffocating smoke in Shenyang is a harsh reminder of the consequences of China's coal consumption, which reached 4.12 billion tons a year in 2012.

Recalling its resolution 58 203 of 23 December 2003 on the external debt crisis and development,

Taking note of the report of the Secretary General on recent developments in the debt situation of developing countries,A 55 422.

Anyone who flies or tries to visit a Washington office building gets a reminder of how American security was changed by 9 11. But, while concern about terrorism is greater, and immigration restrictions are tighter, the hysteria of the early days after 9 11 has abated.

Anyone who flies or tries to visit a Washington office building gets a reminder of how American security was changed by 9 11.

While progress has been made in a number of areas, the report reminds us that there are many more challenges to overcome.

To quit the eurozone would only increase their level of indebtedness.

The eurozone debt crisis has worsened, and financial strains are rising.

So the policy prescription for solving the crisis seems simple austerity. Fiscal deficits must be cut to reduce debt levels.

Heavily indebted eurozone members can apply to borrow from them at less than the commercial rate, conditional on their committing to ever more drastic fiscal austerity.