Sentence examples for a big rescue from inspiring English sources

A big rescue could actually end up reducing confidence.

This week he put the finishing touches to a big rescue plan for Alstom, a near-bankrupt engineering group.

ON SEPTEMBER 12th the constitutional court, the institution of government that Germans most revere, gave its qualified yes to a big rescue fund for troubled members of the euro zone.

Mr. Bernanke, a former professor of economics at Princeton, had resisted calls for a big rescue effort by the Fed and favored a less personalized approach to monetary policy than his predecessor, Alan Greenspan.

Though Mr. Paulson has thus far rejected proposals for a big rescue package aimed at homeowners, Fed and Treasury officials are trying to come up with ideas that will be viewed as more than window-dressing.

Democrats in Congress are pushing for a bigger rescue plan, one that puts more responsibility on the lenders that marketed all those ridiculous mortgages.

The cash, part of a bigger rescue package, is seen as a stopgap measure giving the airline, which has been losing money, a few months to find a strategic investor to help keep it flying.

Faced with public hostility and a growing revolt against bailouts in her coalition, Mrs. Merkel may be tempted to say there is no need for a bigger rescue fund, which would require tricky parliamentary approval.

The $165 million in bonus pay made last March coincided with the news that A.I.G. had just posted the biggest loss in American history and would need a bigger rescue package.

His party has opposed any big rescue package for Greece without stringent conditions.

When this big rescue dog joined a new home, she probably didn't expect to find a furever friend in a pooch half her size.