indebtedness

There is also concern about the state's level of indebtedness.

My final point concerns the indebtedness of the countries concerned.

"But it was a lot of indebtedness to take on," he said.

I realize the full extent of my indebtedness to you.

US government indebtedness has been the norm in the financial history of the nation.

In 2012, the firm's financial difficulties and indebtedness became public.

Make your way to Ecuador to find out more about the risk of indebtedness.

The Republicans, with their heavy indebtedness to the energy industry, would like nothing better than to keep it that way.

Moreover, such indebtedness will not be an option after this year.

Men were more likely to associate gratitude with indebtedness than women.

Household indebtedness has jumped by 50 percent in four years.

That's the way we handle those questions of excess indebtedness within our country.

It should not lead to a downward spiral of indebtedness.

But the spiral of indebtedness then proved hard to check.

I thought it was the conservative position to not leave heavy indebtedness to our grandchildren.

Everyone agrees that this indebtedness cannot continue to go up indefinitely.

Until African governments give equal rights to all, a sense of indebtedness to society cannot be expected.

Not all these people remained her clients, but they generally continued to feel a great indebtedness.

The main problem appears to be the high and still rising net foreign indebtedness.

A strong sense of indebtedness was connected with this worldview.

The problem of high indebtedness in western economies means these are challenging times for the world economy.

We must understand that structural indebtedness is the same as taxation.

The indebtedness of the Spanish tripled in less than ten years.

Clearly the trade deficit is mirrored by national indebtedness, in one form or another.

Since the crash, they have taken advantage of low interest rates to reduce their indebtedness.