Sentence examples for their indebted from inspiring English sources

The current squabble began when the right-wing governor of Tokyo declared that the metropolitan government would buy the Senkakus from their indebted private owner, the better to assert Japanese sovereignty.

For example, they will have to weigh the new British coalition's plans to deal with its deficit, and assess how far EU countries are likely to go in bailing out their indebted fellow members.

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In the midst of the talks, Shas Party ministers charged that other ministers who portrayed them as extortionist for demanding more money for their indebted school system were using "Nazi techniques".

Nonetheless, after a decision by their spiritual leaders, Shas's politicians said today that they would not continue inside a government that does not respect them or award them sufficient money to bail out their indebted and corruption-tainted school system.

Late polling by Lord Ashcroft suggested the Tories' strengths had had their traditional effect 71% of people who admitted to voting Tory cited the fact that its leader "would make the best prime minister".For those who worry about the ability of European politicians to enact painful reforms to their indebted economies, without succumbing to populists, this was encouraging.

He added, "If that doesn't work, they force their desperate, indebted victims into drug smuggling and into prostitution".

During the two-year financial crisis, the wealthier countries of northern Europe, led by Germany, have insisted that their heavily indebted brethren in the south radically cut spending in return for emergency loans.

Ms. Lagarde, nicknamed l'Américaine in her native France, has been vocal in support of pro-growth policies on the part of the richer European countries to help their more indebted neighbors.

The nation's biggest iron ore miners, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton, are still making money and expanding production, but questions remain about the viability of their heavily indebted rivals Fortescue Metals Group and Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill project.

But many economists are a good deal more alarmed, most notably because the bailout formula European leaders keep applying to their most indebted member nations shows no signs of working.