| Gambling is a problem when it affects your work performance or when you are indebting yourself to play. |
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| The ouster of Mr. Colombani followed complaints that he had endangered the independence of Le Monde by indebting the company through a series of acquisitions, including the purchase of Télérama. |
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| At a family dinner, the chief executive of a large French bank gets into a quarrel with his uncle, a 1968 leftist, who accuses his nephew of indebting European citizens and destroying countries. |
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| This has already highlighted difficult dilemmas: how far should governments go to save companies that threaten to go bankrupt, using taxpayers' money and indebting future generations? |
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| They share concern about indebting savings groups beyond their capacity to repay and placing the group at risk for the benefit of a few individuals. |
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| In St. Petersburg and Helsinki and Reykjavik we met Canadian students studying, working, further indebting themselves no doubt, taking risks to learn how to project themselves into this world. |
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| Washington is financially imprisoning the rising generation of workers and community members – precisely the people government should be investing in, not indebting. |
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| Know that you can use any oil of your choice, particularly that which you have at your disposal, instead of indebting yourself to buy specific oil prescribed by these sorcerers. |
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| Small farmers always end up indebting themselves and are finally forced to sell themselves out to big landowners who make them work free of charge and enrich themselves at their expense. |
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| Verbally committing oneself, a candidate is allotted a job, indebting him to the ruler. |
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| The ongoing economic drain of Africa has been perpetuated by unequal economic exchange, and instead of development opportunities, the policy pursued has been one of systematically indebting the poor countries. |
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