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Meanings of technically insolvent in English

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Usage of technically insolvent in English
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Only three years ago, it was technically insolvent, with non-performing loans of around 24 percent.
Reuters
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In 2011 the company's capital base was " technically insolvent", according to its accounts.
The Guardian
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The latest studies suggest the post offices are technically insolvent - on the brink of bankruptcy.
The Irish Times
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AgBank was technically insolvent just three years ago and had non-performing loans of around 24 percent.
Reuters
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These are people who are not technically insolvent but who have significant debts with multiple lenders.
The Irish Times
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For years it has been technically insolvent.
The South African
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Cowe was technically insolvent at the time.
Radio NZ
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The Government has thrown Solid Energy a financial lifeline that allows the miner to avoid becoming technically insolvent.
Radio NZ
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The bank which was technically insolvent just three years ago and had non-performing loans of around 24 percent.
Reuters
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As of three years ago, AgBank had so many bad loans on its book, it was technically insolvent.
Reuters
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All four banks were technically insolvent roughly five years ago, crippled by bad loans built up over many years.
Reuters
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The SABC, while technically insolvent, still remains operational but is hanging onto its broadcasting responsibilities by a meagre thread.
The South African
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Transaer International Airlines Ltd, described as " technically insolvent", was wound up by order of the High Court yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Meanwhile, the Government last week gave Solid Energy a $103 million financial lifeline to stop it becoming technically insolvent.
Radio NZ
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Kingston warned that SAA, in its current state, is ' technically insolvent' and that poses a major risk to the company and the shareholder.
The South African
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While the agreement will increase An Post's revenues, it will not avert the financial crisis at the post offices, which are technically insolvent.
The Irish Times
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