Sentence examples for members indebted from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the union had paid for and managed school board elections, leaving many members indebted to the union when it came time to negotiate contracts.

Many school boards long have been dominated by members indebted politically to the unions.

They predicted that without an impartial complaint commission, elections would lead to a Parliament whose members were indebted to Mr. Karzai or others in his government.

In fact, while concerns over the eurozone's survival tend to focus on its indebted members, Europe's monetary union is at risk of losing one of the few members that still enjoys a triple-A credit rating: Finland.

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

The euro zone nations "took a long time, far too long" to agree to support their most heavily indebted members.

The most immediate challenge is to stop the ongoing crisis over Greece spreading to the other highly indebted members of the eurozone such as Portugal, Ireland and Spain.

Opponents of the Saudi course argue that the decline in oil prices of more than 50percentt since late last year is badly hurting OPEC's highly populous and heavily indebted members, such as Nigeria and Venezuela, who depend largely on oil sales for export revenues.

The French and Germans are pushing all euro zone states to rapidly ratify an agreement reached on July 21 to expand the bailout program known as the European Financial Stability Facility to 440 billion euros ($601 billion) and give it greater flexibility to protect Greece and other heavily indebted members as they work to stabilize their finances.

He began to gain a reputation as a financial expert, and many party members felt personally indebted to him after receiving benefits from the fund.

Bulgaria is also one of EU's least indebted members and is trying to stick to tight fiscal discipline to avoid risks to the lev currency, which is pegged to the euro.