Sentence examples for agrees to bear from inspiring English sources

The buyers of these options are usually other investors seeking to hedge their positions, and in a sense Niederhoffer acts like an insurance company: in return for a premium — the price of the option — he agrees to bear the risk of a market crash.

Thus, the voluntarist will grant that special obligations are acquired through promises and contracts, because, in making a promise or contract, the agent voluntarily agrees to bear a certain burden for the person to whom she makes the promise or contract.

In March 2008, the Fed agreed to bear the losses on a big chunk of Bear's assets to facilitate a takeover by JPMorgan Chase.

In exchange, it will no longer be responsible for all $30 billion of Bear's least liquid assets; JPMorgan has agreed to bear the first $1 billion of losses.

Then, he agreed to bear the cost of the BBC World Service.

The Treasury is agreeing to bear 90% of the losses on the banks' toxic assets.

The contractor agreed to bear responsibility for the fire and its costs.

"And as you know, the W.T.O. is a consensus organization," he said, and all of the members would have to agree to bear the cost.

The structure was innovative, with the FDIC agreeing to bear risk over a certain loss level in return for warrants entitling it to a stake in Citi.

These companies initially agreed to bear all expenses, expecting to sign up 10-25% of each city's population for a fee-based wireless service.

Under that plan, Citigroup agreed to bear a certain level of Wachovia's losses, with the federal agency absorbing the rest.