national insolvency

Ireland and Portugal have since also needed to be rescued from national insolvency.

National insolvency looms.

The treaty must be recovered by Pitt before the British get their hands on it, and the president of the United States is facing national insolvency.

(Another name is national insolvency if default is not willful, for instance when total debts are more than total assets.)

If this thing backfires and your announcement of national insolvency follows on its heels . . . ?"

Duplicate VAT returns may be requested from the National Insolvency Unit or from the Helpline HMRC reserves the right to verify the accuracy of any returns received.

The cuts are not about preventing a recession - they are about preventing national insolvency - which would cripple us for a generation and the human cost of which would dwarf the worst nightmares of what the tories might bring.

Reference is made in the European Charter for Small Enterprises to the fact that some insolvencies can occur despite the exercise of responsible initiative and entrepreneurial risk-taking, and a review of national insolvency laws in the light of proven best practice is accordingly called for.

I quote from the programme which it has just agreed: 'We must step back from the edge of national insolvency (...) the EU-IMF Programme of Support has - to date - failed to restore confidence in the Irish economy (...) this reflects uncertainty over the affordability of the rescue package'.