You cannot repay blood debt with thanks only.

But getting the dollars to repay the debt was not easy.

And after going to Lucknow we have to repay the debt

I am in your debt, BoisGuilbert. You shall repay it, Ivanhoe.

Yes, he's put me in a debt I can never repay.

It's such a big debt they can't repay and that's part of the plan...

In 2004, a substantial part of the budget surplus was used to repay public debt.

Greece simply cannot afford to repay its debt at interest rates that reflect the inherent risk.

The revenues gained from selling the electricity is used to repay CRC Breeze Finance s long term debt.

The need to import energy resources had created an external debt that Ukraine could not currently repay.

it was pursuing its efforts to reduce its trade deficit, repay its debt and liberalize its economy.

To Repay or Not to Repay Debts?

Let her cry, both of you cry a couple more buckets because these tears will repay the debt right?

It is obvious that Greece cannot pay back all of its debt. But it should also be obvious that Japan will never be able to generate a primary fiscal surplus large enough to repay its government debt in the normal sense of the word repay.

One reason that banks oppose debt write downs is that many underwater homeowners continue to repay debt rather than default, even while cutting back on other spending.

This strategy s success presupposes that, in the interim, economic growth will strengthen the capacity to repay debt down the line.

It means no one will ever have to drop out of college again for fear they can't repay their debt.

Indeed, it was often more than a point of honor failure to repay debt on time landed the debtor in prison.

In May 2010, financial markets lost confidence in the ability of Greece to manage its budget deficit and to repay its debt.

They can't repay it.

May he repay you.

May god repay you.

The time has come for us to repay that debt by helping those in Cuba, whose dreams have already been deferred for too long.

It should repay the favor.

That money.... ...I'll repay it.

When will you repay me?

Afraid I won't repay you?

I must repay his loyalty.

May god repay you, ma'am.

. Under an arrangement concluded with its creditor banks, South Africa would repay 5 billion of its foreign debt over eight years starting in January 1994.

LONDON Every economic collapse brings a demand for debt forgiveness. The incomes needed to repay loans have evaporated, and assets posted as collateral have lost value.

How can I repay Lloyd Richards?

I hope I can repay you.

The conclusion that Greece needed official loans to repay its private creditors ensured that Greek debt remained large, compelling eurozone leaders to demand economically debilitating fiscal austerity.

Most would view an individual country as having an external debt crisis if it fails to pay interest or repay principal on its foreign debts on schedule.

Suddenly Jiro is going to repay me

Tell me how I can repay you.

You can repay me when you're famous.

But failure is not always a bad thing a banker operating an all equity bank, with no need ever to repay investors, would be likelier to take unwarranted risk. The need to repay or roll over debt imposes discipline, giving the banker a stronger incentive to manage risk carefully.

Unable to repay their loans, they kill themselves.

Thank you, I'm so happy I'll repay you

And remember, I will repay you, not she.

How shall we repay you, son of Scandia?

After three months, it became evident that Kondo Inc. could not repay the debt (informants or whistle blowers, assuming that the bad loan contract was reported by a bank employee).

The aim of SAPs was to put in place structural economic reforms and sound macroeconomic management that would ensure the debtor's ability to repay the debt beyond the short term.