King, the Tigers' defensive backstop all season, also will return.
All the more reason then, in Mr. Silverman's opinion, for the company to provide some kind of insurance backstop all over the world.
State trials have played an invaluable role in backstopping an all-too-fallible F.D.A.: ferreting out corporate documents, compensating injured patients, and giving manufacturers an incentive to exercise extreme care in production and labeling.
Wherever he went, Fisher's office was backstopping him, getting all the necessary background information so he'd be prepared for any kind of question that came up.
When Ireland's foreign minister, Simon Coveney, tweeted on Sunday that Britain's calls for a time-limited or unilaterally breakable backstop "are not backstops at all and don't deliver on previous UK commitments", he echoed the frustration across the EU.
In the third quarter, various government entities backstopped 92 percent of all new residential mortgages, according to Inside Mortgage Finance, a publication that focuses on the home loan industry.
May says she is NOT proposing an extension to the implementation period but says idea of extension has emerged as a potential solution to Irish backstop > All clear?
David Davis and Boris Johnson sought to step up the pressure on May by signing a letter, alongside other former cabinet ministers, urging her to reject any backstop at all.
The government is providing a backstop on all but $42 billion of Wachovia's $312 billion of risky assets.
Moreover, backstopping the liquidity needs of financial institutions reduces funding stresses and, all else equal, should increase the willingness of those institutions to lend and make markets.
