Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Indebtedness in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This indebtedness must end.
Our suits deep indebtedness to our God.
The factors underlying high private sector indebtedness vary significantly across countries.
High indebtedness has made many SMEs vulnerable to difficult financial market conditions.
We think it right that a state's overall indebtedness should be more closely monitored.
Household indebtedness remained relatively low,
The indebtedness of Italian firms towards the banks came in 2009 to 933 billion euros.
Indebtedness indicators have been broadly stable for several years,
The issue of indebtedness associated with low income also features in a number of NAPs/incl.
The indebtedness of Italian businesses against the banks has arrived, in 2009, to 933 billion euro.
Given Brazil's rising government indebtedness, money is needed from the private sector to develop the country's infrastructure.
Given the risks that this entails for the indebtedness of companies, it is critical to provide for measures which neutralise the current bias against equity financing.
Every thing has been said about the indebtedness of third world countries: 1 200 billion dollars.
In order to understand how this system of indebtedness works by which central banks draw power to themselves,
The required improvement in current accounts to stabilise or reduce external indebtedness often implies even more ambitious improvements in trade balances.
notably those stemming from rising house prices and household indebtedness.
The indebtedness of the duchy had become so high that total public revenues did not even cover the interest.
In the case of Italy for example, the agreement negotiated in 1993 between Mr Andreatta and Mr Van Miert on the indebtedness of Italian public enterprises is a great step forward.
This is the way Central Banksters entrap the people into eternal indebtedness that only can increase exponentially.
Sweden: Increasing household indebtedness, which is now at high levels despite recent slower credit growth.