Sentences with phrase «sea of debt by»

The lack of discipline and fiscal responsibility in Washington led to a downgrade of the nation's sea of debt by Standard & Poor's.

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Gaidar was warned by the assembled powers that day that any suspension of debt payments would result in the immediate suspension of urgent food aid, and that ships nearly arrived at the Black Sea ports would turn around.

Instead of viewing salvation primarily as a matter of Christ paying his Father the debt for our sins (a view which doesn't appear before the 11th century), Orthodox Christians hold the first - century view that sees the Father and Son united in a rescue operation, very much foreshadowed by the Exodus at the Red Sea.

Labour, looking inwards as it chose its new leader, let the Tories and Liberal Democrats win the argument by portraying the nation as sinking in a sea of debt.

Now, with the island facing the prospect of rising seas and rising debt, the government has embarked on a campaign to cut its crippling food bill by encouraging local production.

He was in serious financial debt when John Krasinski and Matt Damon, producer of the film, went to him with the original idea for Manchester by the Sea, and asked him to write the screenplay.

This time the infamous rouge (played to precision by Johnny Depp) discovers he owes an unpaid debt to none other than Davy Jones, the nastiest — and definitely the ugliest — pirate of the seven seas.

BANKRUPTING THE THIRD WORLD: How the Global Elite Drown Poor Nations in a Sea of Debt, by novelists, filmmakers and independent researchers James Morcan & Lance Morcan, exposes the culture of corruption within the aforementioned aid organizations and the arrogance with which they treat their Third World «clients.»

When Antonio's ships are lost at sea he is unable to repay a large debt and is bound by contract to give his creditor a pound of his flesh.