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(1) Pledges on debt relief that have not been met.

(2) However, the authorities can provide the debt relief badly needed to stabilise the economy by nationalising the banks.

(3) Progress on debt relief has been miserably slow; it would probably have been even slower without the pledges made in Cologne.

(4) This is making Jubilee 2000, the debt relief campaign, very angry.

(5) Moreover, whether or not conditions are attached to debt relief, they will certainly be attached to other forms of aid.

(6) They promised deeper, speedier debt relief at last year's Cologne summit.

(7) But those who fought for debt relief should not underestimate the success they have had in changing the zeitgeist.

(8) The debt relief campaign throws into stark relief the central contradiction of globalisation: it is to do with time.

(9) He also wants debt relief linked to reform of the International Monetary Fund.

(10) International debt relief is at last getting serious attention[Sentencedict], but personal debt continues to be a festering problem.

(11) So far their progress on debt relief has been agonisingly slow.

(12) The campaign for debt relief will not bear fruit for another two or three years.

(13) Eight countries that have received debt relief are still paying more on their debts than on health and education.

(14) The new G-8 debt relief proposal provides an opportunity for several countries to reallocate significant resources to HIV/AIDS.

(15) By this time debt relief had an amazing array of supporters, led by Bono.

(16) As things stand, only 14 countries are likely to qualify for HIPC2 debt relief this year.

(17) Unfortunately, widespread foot-dragging continues to act as a brake on debt relief.

(18) In the end the Group of Seven leading industrial nations supported the debt relief campaign for two reasons.

(19) Usually, the study points out[sentencedict.com], the creditors expect to get the lion's share of any debt relief.

(20) The solution has been to concentrate a lot of the debt relief in the near term.

(21) Anti-debt groups in the South are aware of the divisive effect of selective and exclusionary debt relief proposals.

(22) These commitments amount to considerable progress, which should offset some of the disappointment felt over debt relief.

(23) What is needed now is the kind of global protest movement that Jubilee 2000 developed over debt relief.

(24) This is a serious loss; the movement has raised the profile of debt relief and poverty reduction.

(25) We will enhance South-South cooperation and promote North-South dialogue. We urge developed countries to honour their promises on market access, aid and debt relief.

(26) Thirty-four million more children in Africa are now in school in large part because their governments used money freed up by debt relief.

(27) It means ensuring compliance with commitments made by their developed partners for the provision of official development assistance and debt relief measures.

(28) The concerts were dedicated to raising funds and public consciousness about international debt relief.

(29) But behind the generous pledges are deep divisions about what debt relief is really for.

(30) The OECD's money - count is, It'says, distorted by debt relief.