defaulting debtor

Otherwise, we're going to become a defaulting debtor nation at some time in the future.

However, international capital market may still take a number of retaliatory actions to penalize defaulting debtors.

As debtors - sometimes defaulting debtors - their request may seem self-serving.

Whatever Owain's feelings now towards his brother, he did not intend him to remain long a prisoner, or, perhaps a defaulting debtor.

The defaulting debtor may not elect to pay damages in lieu of performance, unless it is at the prerogative of the creditor.

In Dorze tradition, the highest Demuṣa-priests have the ability to control hyenas, and will send them to punish defaulting debtors.

The creditor under either form of security was allowed to seize the goods and hold the lands of a defaulting debtor until satisfaction of his debt.

Prior to formation of the private, non-profit FBPC, no permanent organization existed to negotiate settlements with defaulting debtors.

Walking possession refers to the legal practice in the United Kingdom under which a bailiff takes possession of the goods of a defaulting debtor, but does not remove the goods.

The recounting of a brutal "workout" session, in which bankers try to break a defaulting debtor down psychologically, is brilliantly drawn, as are the scenes set in a dehumanized Oakland prison.

Though nexum as a legal contract was abolished, debt bondage persisted in the case of defaulting debtors, since a court could grant creditors the right to take insolvent debtors as bond slaves.