inherited debt

The inherited debt and the state of the global economy perhaps means they are the most testing for a generation or more.

Clause 11 said that the widow and children should be provided for before paying an inherited debt.

The match was excellent, as it provided Mar with the funds to finally begin to clear his inherited debts.

Edward inherited debts from his parents and aggravated them.

The debt peonage, the system of inherited debts, has been abolished.

The airline had collapsed due to due to large inherited debts.

From her husband Anne Dudley inherited debts to the amount of some £7000.

It was not unknown for officers who incurred or inherited debts, to sell their commission to raise funds.

Military plots, Communist insurgency, inherited debt, natural disasters and now the stiff oil shock have kept her almost continuously off balance.

Without some prior guarantee of debt relief, any government coming to power would be weakened internationally and preoccupied internally by the crushing inherited debt.

In contrast, the privatized companies have shrunk their inherited debt of $113.7 billion to $100 billion while cutting costs and increasing revenues through new station developments that encompass retailing, hotel management and even credit services.

"Well, Miss Ross," Lady Ashton said as she met Lallie's stare, "I gather on learning of his inherited debts you have decided you will not marry my great nephew after all.

Sir Francis reveals that he has inherited debts that have wiped out the family's fortunes; instead of going into politics as he had intended, Jack will have to accept a position in Bengal.

Despite political obstacles, and his own proneness to gaffes, Horton steered Railtrack to a successful stock market debut in May 1996, having negotiated a reduced level of inherited debt and an attractive issue price.

This region suffered from the ever-increasing burden of the instalment repayments covering the inherited debts, as well as the using up of its cheap natural and human resources, while all these generated very significant financial revenue in the Western countries.

- Debt-induced forced labour, commonly referred to as 'bonded labour' or 'debt bondage,' under which labourers and their families are forced to work for an employer in order to pay off their actually incurred or inherited debts.

A3 SOUTH AFRICAN AUSTERITY South Africa announced austerity measures, including salary cuts at the top, to deal with inherited debts and to respond to growing public disillusionment.

Stung by images of high-living officials and pressed by inherited debts, President Nelson Mandela's Government has announced austerity measures including cutting the pay of top elected officials, whittling the Civil Service and selling some state-owned businesses.

Thanks to regulatory intervention, Fabrinor was compelled to call a special shareholder meeting on January 12, 2005, to reveal fully to shareholders the company's financial situation, its plans to restructure into a limited partnership, and the latest plans to reschedule its inherited debts.

Adrian Collette was appointed General Manager of the new company, and evolved a three-year plan to restructure the company involving twice yearly seasons in both Sydney and Melbourne, integrating the OA and VSO staff and planning a viable financial structure so as to manage the inherited debt.