Definition of debt relief in English:

debt relief

noun

mass noun

The partial or total remission of debts, especially those owed by developing countries to external creditors.
债务减免（尤指发展中国家所欠的债务）
Example sentencesExamples
- A government could temporarily change policies in order to be granted debt relief or aid, reverting afterward to bad policies.
- He made two long telephone calls to Bono, the rock star who has campaigned for debt relief.
- Bipartisan support for the full funding of debt relief grew.
- Despite bipartisan support, funding debt relief was still an uphill battle.
- Cardinal Renato Martino heaped praise on British Prime Minister Blair for his role in promoting African debt relief.
- This is the first time any G8 leader anywhere at any time has called for full debt relief.
- Tanzania, for example is one of six countries to complete the current debt relief program.
- The second pillar of this strategy should be to provide more targeted debt relief for the world's poor nations.
- Debt relief, too, is imbued with moral hazard: the worse a government behaves, the more it is rewarded.
- Debt relief was accorded to Chad in May 2001.
- Another condition for receiving debt relief has been to curb public spending.
- The international debt relief initiative is an example of effective aid.
- Following the crisis, Russia's administration requested IMF funds primarily for debt relief.
- Japan has decided that cancelling debts from oil-rich Iraq will count towards its debt-relief programme to poor countries.
- Labor considers debt relief to be a very important component in efforts to alleviate global poverty.
- Taylor said the United States would continue to push for 100 percent debt relief for the poorest countries.
- Unlike the banks, bilateral donors have more freedom to offer debt relief to their borrowers.
- The World Bank and IMF require countries to implement such programs as a condition for new loans as well as debt relief.
- Kenya, for example, is not an HIPC country but has a stronger case for debt relief than Mozambique.
- Countries like Somalia and Liberia are heavily indebted but will not qualify for debt relief from the World Bank anytime soon.

Definition of debt relief in US English:

debt relief

noun

The partial or total remission of debts, especially those owed by developing countries to external creditors.
债务减免（尤指发展中国家所欠的债务）
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the first time any G8 leader anywhere at any time has called for full debt relief.
- The World Bank and IMF require countries to implement such programs as a condition for new loans as well as debt relief.
- Kenya, for example, is not an HIPC country but has a stronger case for debt relief than Mozambique.
- Debt relief, too, is imbued with moral hazard: the worse a government behaves, the more it is rewarded.
- Japan has decided that cancelling debts from oil-rich Iraq will count towards its debt-relief programme to poor countries.
- The international debt relief initiative is an example of effective aid.
- Labor considers debt relief to be a very important component in efforts to alleviate global poverty.
- Another condition for receiving debt relief has been to curb public spending.
- Tanzania, for example is one of six countries to complete the current debt relief program.
- Despite bipartisan support, funding debt relief was still an uphill battle.
- Cardinal Renato Martino heaped praise on British Prime Minister Blair for his role in promoting African debt relief.
- Taylor said the United States would continue to push for 100 percent debt relief for the poorest countries.
- He made two long telephone calls to Bono, the rock star who has campaigned for debt relief.
- Countries like Somalia and Liberia are heavily indebted but will not qualify for debt relief from the World Bank anytime soon.
- Unlike the banks, bilateral donors have more freedom to offer debt relief to their borrowers.
- Following the crisis, Russia's administration requested IMF funds primarily for debt relief.
- The second pillar of this strategy should be to provide more targeted debt relief for the world's poor nations.
- A government could temporarily change policies in order to be granted debt relief or aid, reverting afterward to bad policies.
- Bipartisan support for the full funding of debt relief grew.
- Debt relief was accorded to Chad in May 2001.

单词	debt relief
释义	Definition of debt relief in English: debt relief noun mass noun The partial or total remission of debts, especially those owed by developing countries to external creditors. 债务减免（尤指发展中国家所欠的债务） Example sentencesExamples A government could temporarily change policies in order to be granted debt relief or aid, reverting afterward to bad policies. He made two long telephone calls to Bono, the rock star who has campaigned for debt relief. Bipartisan support for the full funding of debt relief grew. Despite bipartisan support, funding debt relief was still an uphill battle. Cardinal Renato Martino heaped praise on British Prime Minister Blair for his role in promoting African debt relief. This is the first time any G8 leader anywhere at any time has called for full debt relief. Tanzania, for example is one of six countries to complete the current debt relief program. The second pillar of this strategy should be to provide more targeted debt relief for the world's poor nations. Debt relief, too, is imbued with moral hazard: the worse a government behaves, the more it is rewarded. Debt relief was accorded to Chad in May 2001. Another condition for receiving debt relief has been to curb public spending. The international debt relief initiative is an example of effective aid. Following the crisis, Russia's administration requested IMF funds primarily for debt relief. Japan has decided that cancelling debts from oil-rich Iraq will count towards its debt-relief programme to poor countries. Labor considers debt relief to be a very important component in efforts to alleviate global poverty. Taylor said the United States would continue to push for 100 percent debt relief for the poorest countries. Unlike the banks, bilateral donors have more freedom to offer debt relief to their borrowers. The World Bank and IMF require countries to implement such programs as a condition for new loans as well as debt relief. Kenya, for example, is not an HIPC country but has a stronger case for debt relief than Mozambique. Countries like Somalia and Liberia are heavily indebted but will not qualify for debt relief from the World Bank anytime soon. Definition of debt relief in US English: debt relief noun The partial or total remission of debts, especially those owed by developing countries to external creditors. 债务减免（尤指发展中国家所欠的债务） Example sentencesExamples This is the first time any G8 leader anywhere at any time has called for full debt relief. The World Bank and IMF require countries to implement such programs as a condition for new loans as well as debt relief. Kenya, for example, is not an HIPC country but has a stronger case for debt relief than Mozambique. Debt relief, too, is imbued with moral hazard: the worse a government behaves, the more it is rewarded. Japan has decided that cancelling debts from oil-rich Iraq will count towards its debt-relief programme to poor countries. The international debt relief initiative is an example of effective aid. Labor considers debt relief to be a very important component in efforts to alleviate global poverty. Another condition for receiving debt relief has been to curb public spending. Tanzania, for example is one of six countries to complete the current debt relief program. Despite bipartisan support, funding debt relief was still an uphill battle. Cardinal Renato Martino heaped praise on British Prime Minister Blair for his role in promoting African debt relief. Taylor said the United States would continue to push for 100 percent debt relief for the poorest countries. He made two long telephone calls to Bono, the rock star who has campaigned for debt relief. Countries like Somalia and Liberia are heavily indebted but will not qualify for debt relief from the World Bank anytime soon. Unlike the banks, bilateral donors have more freedom to offer debt relief to their borrowers. Following the crisis, Russia's administration requested IMF funds primarily for debt relief. The second pillar of this strategy should be to provide more targeted debt relief for the world's poor nations. A government could temporarily change policies in order to be granted debt relief or aid, reverting afterward to bad policies. Bipartisan support for the full funding of debt relief grew. Debt relief was accorded to Chad in May 2001.
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