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Just a little longer, I will feel indebted to himself, in his head smashed computer and between hesitate about what move to make.

and I am indebted to him for being acquainted with the discourses of Epictetus , which he communicated to me out of his own collection.

Much of Western literature is indebted to this book, and Cervantes is the only writer who comes close to standing with Shakespeare.

If Italy and Greece had not been so over-indebted and sclerotic, they would not be in such trouble today.

When he took office in 2004 the city was heavily indebted, transport links were poor and there was almost no foreign investment.

When GDP figures were revised in March, Brazil discovered that it was richer and less indebted than it had thought.

The sister then said, Regardless of what happened, she adopted you and you were indebted to her. So you should repay her kindness.

To Mr. John Knightley was she indebted for her first idea on the subject, for the first start of its possibility.

In Grade 7 to grade 8 in the two years, don't you know how much I helped me, really be indebted forever.

Other firms that have survived the slump in retailing in reasonable shape also seem to be looking for indebted competitors to snap up.

My dear , so long as you let me have such a little, little world, I'll be very much indebted to you.

What? Because you'd be so indebted to me that you'd have to.

To his wife he was very little otherwise indebted, than as her ignorance and folly had contributed to his amusement.

Dear All, we are deeply indebted to you and all your very hard work. We are blessed to have such dedicated and lovely people working for us.

So if the property bubble bursts, it would certainly send the heavily-indebted local governments into a financial tizzy.

be deeply grateful; feel very much indebted; be greatly appreciated We would be very grateful if you could tell us your lowest price.

A draft of water would be nectar to me, and I would own myself indebted to you for life itself.

Truth be told, Germany has been bailing out the heavily indebted countries as a way of protecting its own banking system.

Crucial is whether the appetite for bonds, especially those issued by heavily indebted companies, is as strong as it was before the summer.

No one indebted for others, who do not know how to cherish who.

There is a real risk of seeing countries which have benefited from debt relief become heavily indebted once more.

A spokesman for the AFA told the BBC that unless indebted clubs pay the money they owe their players, their season could be postponed.

In the end, such an arrangement makes for an impossible dynamic between an indebted coach and a star player.

Many politicians cite the existence of clients with loans from several MFIs at once to argue that the poor are over-indebted.

To tell the truth to the superior, you make him offended; to keep the lie in youself, you feel indebted to yourself, then let's talk jokes.

You say she ought to have written to thank me, but the boot is on the other leg, for it is I that am deeply indebted to her.

Congress gave him power over compensation of the twenty-five highest-paid employees at seven companies most indebted to taxpayers.

Her mother lost her job a long time ago and has always felt that she is indebted to her current husband.

In fact, Germany has been bailing out the heavily indebted countries as a way of protecting its own banking system.

For this I will love you all until I die and never fail to be forever indebted to each and every one of you.

The Fund could then take over the work of the ECB, whose courageous buying of indebted countries' bonds requires adequate fiscal policies.

We are indebted to our client for being brave enough to embrace such a revolutionary design and we are all reaping the benefits.

He ever said to her, I may not love you, get her a thank you, be indebted forever.

In presenting the award, we noted that many around the world are deeply indebted to truth-tellers like WikiLeaks and its sources.

But it may have helped to stifle expectations of deflation, the last thing an over-indebted economy needs.

To counter this, the International Monetary Fund should establish a new "debt facility" to help indebted countries work out their finances.

Mr. Xing has no choice in the situation Because he is indebted to Mr. Calier, the benefactor of his son.

But Republicans in districts with lots of foreclosures are more sympathetic to the over-indebted than the party as a whole.

For most African countries, that are still highly infect indebted and dependent on eight aid for that haven't use.

Back in 1999, all the talk was of non-performing loans and managing hugely indebted state-owned enterprises (SOEs).

Germany, she says, is an over-indebted, export-oriented economy with an ageing, shrinking population.

Over the two-month period, the Wen brothers became indebted to Trinket to the tune of two hundred taels of silver.

A key problem has not been solved: how will the most indebted European nations reduce their debt burdens without faster economic growth?

Can reflect a certain date indebted amount and its structure, the current and future needs analysis enterprise amount of debt.

m deeply indebted to you for your advice and encouragement.

The experience so far of the most indebted economies offers useful pointers on what to do, and what not to do.

GOVERNMENTS have been indebted for centuries, running ongoing Ponzi schemes involving tax-payers, investors and future generations.

Germany, the main surplus country, has inevitably become the largest creditor of the eurozone's heavily indebted peripheral nations.

whether Greece is a basket-case all of its own, or investors lose confidence in other heavily indebted governments.

ON THE face of things, the restructuring of South Korea's heavily indebted family-owned conglomerates (chaebol) is proceeding apace.

All of that costs a lot of money for a poor and indebted country such as Niger, which perennially suffers from food crises.

Turkey, unlike some of the eurozone's heavily indebted economies, has weathered the financial crisis relatively well.

However, at the last minute, Mr Karmazin rustled up another deal, which grants his heavily indebted firm a reprieve.

Even as it cuts its corporate-tax rate, Germany is limiting deductions for interest payments for highly indebted companies.

Lufthansa Airlines officially took over indebted Austrian Airlines last week, threatening the dominance of rival Air France-KLM in Europe.

Badly managed, heavily indebted and structurally unsound companies are sadly falling by the wayside like victims of the plague.

We are indebted to the Commercial Councilor's Office of the Italian Embassy in Beijing for your name and address.

First, governments are much more indebted, compared both with their recent past and with fast-growing emerging economies.

We are indebted for your address to the Commercial Counselor's Office of the Algerian Embassy in Beijing.

Decoupling 2. 0 is a narrower phenomenon, confined to a few of the biggest, and least indebted, emerging economies.

Yet almost everywhere, and certainly in the most indebted countries, binding commitments to eventual deficit reductions are a necessity.

'It's not healthy for them to continue to rely on the heavily indebted American consumer, ' he said.

In doing so, it becomes more indebted to foreigners until the risk-free asset ceases to be risk-free.

Indebted to the Egyptians and Mesopotamians, Minoan and Mycenaean Greece fashioned a wealthy, sophisticated commercial culture.

Domestically, a huge number of highly indebted households find that their principal assets, their houses, are falling in price.

I am deeply indebted to you for your kindness. If there is ever anything I can do for you, just ask.

If heavily indebted countries have to pay heavy risk premiums, their debt becomes unsustainable.

I am also greatly indebted to all my teachers who have helped me to develop the fundamental and essential academic competence.

Europe is, in my judgment, wholly indebted to this plurality of paths for its progressive and many-sided development.

My family is indebted to the doctor. My boss is indebted to me. I'd appreciate it if you would turn out the lights.

Indebted to the royalists who brought him to power, he is unlikely to encourage debate on the monarchy's future.

Will governments destroy their solvency, as they use their balance sheets to rescue over-indebted private sectors?

The global recession showed China can no longer rely on selling low-value-added goods to heavily-indebted western consumers.

Britain was an indebted supplicant.

Some investors, like Commonwealth, have focused their bearish positions on heavily indebted Japanese corporations that aren't big exporters.

And I can confirm that the G8 finance ministers have agreed a 100 percent debt cancellation for the heavily-indebted poor countries.

The tourists felt indebted to the travel service for the careful arrangement of the trip to Huangshan Mountain.

Thousands of workers in the UAE have gone unpaid for six months or more because indebted employers fled the country.

The firm is heavily indebted to the bank.

Deeply indebted governments will also be seeking to squeeze public sector workers.

It suggested that Mr Zuma's leadership was weak and indebted to its constituencies.

Some indebted businessmen have done a runner, abandoning their homes and firms rather than parting with their pound of flesh.

Last month an indebted France raised the age of retirement.

I am deeply indebted to him for his valuable assistance.

Yet it is not necessarily the most indebted companies, or those bought at the height of the boom, that will go bust first.

Mrs Merkel has tried to help indebted euro members while refusing to write blank cheques.

You helped me get to the finish line, and for that, I am again indebted to you all.

Therefore, all human individuals have become unanimously and profoundly indebted to (obliged to, attached to, dependent on) Nature.

Politics has tended to trump economics right from the start of the euro, when indebted countries like Belgium and Italy were allowed in.

I am indebted to my wife for her support when I got into trouble.

Euro membership, for instance, has removed the option of quasi-default via inflation for the heavily indebted on Europe's periphery.

But heavily indebted nations like Greece still have to significantly scale back spending and programs.

Be indebted to someone for something; be bound to someone for something.

Global demand needs rebalancing, away from indebted rich economies and towards more spending in the emerging world.

He'll always be indebted to you for what you've done.

He'll always be indebted to you for what you have done.

Plenty of indebted emerging-market countries have seen currencies collapse as global lenders flee.

Will there be a protracted retrenchment among heavily indebted consumers who carry mortgages bigger than the value of their homes?

ll always be indebted to you for what you've done.

Overly indebted, saving-short, job-deficient, and, yes, bubble-dependent U. S. households are now facing a multi year retrenchment.

The economy, the public finances and indebted homebuyers have suffered large negative shocks.

African nations face a choice, regardless of how indebted, poorly governed, or wracked by conflict they may be.

Eurozone finance ministers have reached agreement on a vital second bailout for heavily indebted Greece.

I'll always be indebted to you for what you've done.

The summit failed to revive investor confidence in the bonds of Europe's most indebted nations.

Surveys show that South Korea's indebted households have little appetite for the costs they would bear in the event of re-unification.

are flashing red, signaling more trouble to come for the highly-indebted countries on Europe's periphery.

We are greatly indebted to you for your help.

The indebted will cut their spending to free up the extra cash to service their loans.

We are indebted to you for your timely help.

For the heavily indebted nations that must repeatedly replace maturing debt, the investment ebb tide portends a long struggle.

The auction is the first debt sale by any of the euro region's most indebted countries this year.

Xstrata, another highly indebted miner, announced a heavily discounted rights issue last Thursday.

Mike will be indebted to you for what you've done.

European policymakers will put in place (unworkable) new strictures on indebted members of the euro zone.

Citing news about an eyewear tycoon who got indebted expanding into solar power, Mr. Wang scoffs, 'What does he know about high-tech? '

JAMAICA has long been one of the world's most indebted and violent countries.

Demand in the rich world will remain weak, especially in countries with over-indebted households and broken banking systems.

Sportsmen from across the world felt indebted to the host country for its warm reception.

For many individual economies, particularly open and indebted ones, that points towards earlier austerity.

The highly indebted countries you keep hearing about, like Greece and Ireland, have much smaller debt burdens than Japan.

But should the world's most indebted rich country really be saddling the sovereign balance sheet with equity no one else wants?

Now weakened and indebted governments are counted on for handouts from every side, banks and businesses included.

I'm forever indebted to you for this big favor. Thanks.

Across Europe, banks started selling bonds issued by Italy, Spain and other heavily indebted euro-zone governments, regulatory filings show.

Some believe indebted US states could be the trigger for renewed financial turmoil.

Even after today's gains, the bonds of some of Europe's most-indebted countries are still trading near their historical lows.

The same diagnosis may explain similar disappointments in other highly indebted rich countries.

Indebted investors are also being forced by their banks to sell as falling prices reduce the value of their collateral.

The answer is that an economy is not like an indebted family.

We're indebted to you for the enormous help you've given us.

In a healthy economy, even the hopelessly indebted can pay something.

I am indebted to Le Corbusier and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, but the same way, I take what they did and interpret it in my own fashion.

There, as in India and Korea, heavily-indebted companies may struggle to replace bank debt with bonds.

His great-great-grandfather, Adolph Ochs, bought the paper in 1896 when it was deeply indebted and almost at death's door.

I am greatly indebted to the continuous support of our Member Agencies and Individual Members in facilitating the whole change process.

The biggest concern of all, though, is how the rich world's most indebted country will foot the bill.

According to reports, the new plan will lift the public subsidy for mortgage refinancing to include even more highly indebted borrowers.

Indeed, the credit expansion that has left many younger house buyers so heavily indebted fuelled those gains.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said euro bonds would make indebted countries less responsible for their fiscal problems.

Bond markets are running scared of heavily indebted developed countries that cannot print money.

Its government is one of the world's most indebted.

Japan's government is more indebted than any of its major-economy peers.

The crisis in Greece and elsewhere emphasises the risks of buying bonds from heavily indebted countries.

Nor is privatisation necessarily the answer to indebted countries' problems.

He was indebted to her for nursing him through pneumonia.

We felt indebted to Professor Wang for his frank talk with us on various subjects.

British households are the most indebted (relative to disposable income) in the G7 group of big developed countries.

Germany has, for now, dropped its demand that heavily indebted countries should lose voting rights.

But fears have flared up again as heavily indebted countries like Ireland and Greece continue to struggle.

Japan is the most indebted developed economy in the world, with a government debt that at the end of 2008 ran to 170% of GDP.

Its first step requires recapitalising Porsche SE, the indebted holding company.

India's indebted government sells its rupee bonds to locals, mainly banks, not jittery foreigners.

Remember that you aren't indebted to your employer.

European bond markets also reacted with big price declines on heavily indebted countries.

I am deeply indebted to you for your assistance.

I cannot adequately express how deeply indebted I am to you.

Although some homebuilders are heavily indebted, households are not.

If sovereign risk is back as a worry, what should indebted governments do?

I am indebted to Eli Dow of IBM who wrote an earlier version of this article, prior to the final integration of inotify in the Linux kernel.

a heavily indebted businessman was being pursued by creditors.

The indebted countries of the West should escape this predicament.

Investors are talking about the possibility of buying bonds of highly-indebted European countries.

The Institute is indebted to the Members of the HKSI Board and Research Committee.

The enterprise is indebted rate is exorbitant, meet diversionary its develop.

I am not indebted for my present happiness to your eager desire of expressing your gratitude.

I am greatly indebted to you for your care and help.

I' m indebted to all the staff who have been working so hard.

In heavily indebted economies falling prices would increase the real burden of consumers' and governments' debts.

Even after the economic crisis mowed down many of the indebted rich, the wealthy continue to borrow to support their lifestyles.

The European officials dismissed concerns that debt problems in Dubai could spread to their own highly indebted nations.

where witnesses said police clashed last month with unpaid workers after the indebted owner fled.

Lower growth makes it harder for heavily indebted economies to escape their debt burdens.

By labelling leases as "operating" , firms can appear less indebted than they really are.

Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy at Cornell University, says Germany prefers heavily indebted countries to cut their way to health.

Some people prefer to pay their own way so that they don't feel indebted, and those feelings should be respected.

Fiscal multipliers will probably be lower in heavily indebted economies than in prudent ones.

A rising percentage of households were excessively indebted.

The deal has threatened to scupper Congo's eligibility for debt relief under the highly indebted poor country initiative.

Governments, households and companies in all these countries are less indebted than those in many developed countries.

to be indebted to somebody for something.

Germany is divided. Big firms tend to favour further support for indebted euro-zone members.

This will dampen domestic confidence, even though consumers are much less indebted than they are in the rich world.

Within the rich world, risk premiums have risen dramatically for already-indebted governments such as those of Greece and Italy.

When people fear mass insolvency, lenders stop lending and the indebted stop spending.

During the spring it seemed the euro would fracture under the pressure of heavily-indebted governments and nervous bond markets.

To cause to be grateful or indebted; oblige.

Washington wants to get credit flowing again to indebted US consumers.

There are issues relating to over-indebted consumers and local governments. The housing collapse will have an impact for some time.

We're indebted to everyone who supports our work and wants to make life better for people touched by cancer.

Help for particular groups, such as homeowners or car firms, has political appeal and, for over-indebted homeowners, an economic logic.

YOUR correspondent is indebted to readers for their interesting comments about last week's column on timber-framed buildings.

But the sheer scale of rate cuts over the past three months is helping many indebted households.

The private sector is heavily indebted and the country's banks depend on overseas wholesale markets for some 12 per cent of their funding.

Investors have fled from bonds issued by highly indebted countries.

In telecoms leading firms were reduced to indebted objects of ridicule.

Consumers, indebted and hobbled by tight credit, cannot help much.

I am greatly indebted to you for what you have done.

He has greater ambitions and indebted, troubled Britain faces greater problems.

Anyone who doubted that a surge in equity issuance from indebted companies is coming should recant after events in the mining industry.

The ECB's move stabilized the bond prices of Portugal and other highly indebted countries on the euro zone's fringe.

Indebted governments face an unenviable menu of options.

Many can scarcely believe that a country so indebted to China would try to intimidate it.

Most countries have become more indebted in the intervening years.

From over-indebted western consumers? Hardly.

It is the only way to speed up relief for indebted American households.

At the same time, highly indebted consumers may now be keen to cut their borrowing, leading to a lower multiplier.

In 1994 he was sentenced to an 18-month suspended prison term for shaving and flogging an official sent to administer an indebted farm.

These notes would never have been brought out but for Fand's and Gustus's work, and I am much indebted to them.

Many EU member states are deeply indebted after salvaging banks.

I am indebted to you for taking care of me while I was ill.

That timetable would allow Greece to receive loans before May 19, when the indebted country faces large debt repayments.

Big firms tend to favour further support for indebted euro-zone members.

I'm very much indebted to you for your kindness.

A similar dynamic will surely play out in America's over-indebted households.

Even with Greece securing aid, investors said there were still concerns about other indebted euro zone countries such as Portugal and Spain.

The biggest risk is that nervous markets are now losing confidence in the other heavily indebted, high-deficit countries of western Europe.

With total debt heading towards 200 per cent of gross domestic product, Japan is already the world's most indebted large economy.

I am indebted to you FOR all the things you have done FOR me.

After the dotcom boom, when heavily indebted telecoms firms were on their knees, banks had almost no way to hedge themselves.

Oliver is inherently a moral person, know how indebted to report.

That risks inflation, which is economic poison; but, in highly indebted countries, it is less murderous than deflation.

Head for safety in a far more indebted country.

Bret : These movies were indebted to the carnival and the freak show.

Figures show the performance of China's stock market even falls behind deeply indebted Greece, whose stocks dropped by 26. 87% this year.

But when we believed in free trade and lent you some cash, you accused us of stealing your jobs and blamed us for making you indebted.

Yet deflation is lethal for indebted economies.

And forgive us our sins; for we also forgive every one that is indebted to us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil.

Yet an essential counterpart to the Greek writedown is a credible firewall around heavily indebted yet solvent borrowers such as Italy.

In Britain, for instance, households are even more indebted than in America, house prices rose faster and have so far fallen by less.

I am indebted to no man, and only to one woman -- my dear wife -- as I begin this very difficult job.

The service or favor for which one is indebted to another.

Take time to deal with legal documents and the affairs of people who you may be indebted to.

This in China are concerned, some people have actually become negative assets, the consumption of overdrafts , heavily indebted.

In other words, we feel indebted to the African people.

China has repeatedly expressed support for the euro and vowed to buy bonds issued by indebted European nations.

A depressed and indebted country in the late 1980s suddenly became the bubbly Celtic Tiger of the 1990s.

Finally, it doesn't address the issue of how you get the heavily indebted countries growing again.

It isn't just the young and indebted who haven't written a will.

Not quite. The paradox of thrift is the idea that when we all try to pay off our debts, in fact we end up more indebted than ever.

Some of the financing would go to cancelling debts the most heavily indebted countries owe to China.

We are indebted to you FOR all the assistance you have given us.

We are the most indebted nation in the history of the world.

The Gdansk yard, indebted and ill-run, was sold in 2007 to ISD, a Ukrainian investor.

Indebted individuals aren't spending or investing, and so firms aren't investing or hiring, and so banks aren't lending.

We are indebted to you for introducing us to .

I am indebted to my friends and families and wish I could pay them back.

Decide " is asset indebted rate " what is the standard of on any account?

Can they find a way to marry their savings-rich firms with the indebted equivalents of the West?

Before the Asian financial crisis the leading 50-odd chaebol were heavily indebted.