Sentence examples for a bailout with from inspiring English sources

Germany was unwilling to agree to a bailout with open-ended costs.

He argues that Spain's PM is treating the question of a bailout, with strings attached, as a matter of honour.

Mr. Pataki's operatives then accepted a bailout with tax hikes rather than put the county effectively in the governor's hands.

AZAM AHMED ASSESSING A BAILOUT With Greece's debt restructuring scheduled to begin on Thursday, it's worth asking how much relief the country may actually get from the deal.

The Union wanted "to stop contagion spreading by pushing Ireland" to accept a bailout with the involvement of the International Monetary Fund, Mr. Wattret said.

But others – including Donald Trump, the US president – have deemed it little more than a bailout, with numerous Republicans in Congress demanding to know what went so wrong.

A: Bailouts always come with strings attached, be they tax rises, austerity – or in this case, a tax on savings.

The economy is worse in Portugal, which is operating under a bailout agreement with the European Union and the I.M.F.

Amtrak got a bailout last summer with the support of the then-chairman of the transportation subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee.

Banks that have signed up for the program include Lloyds Banking Group, in which the government continues to hold a stake after a bailout, along with Nationwide and Santander.

The national assembly voted earlier in the week and overwhelmingly backed a bailout deal with 412 votes for and 69 against.