Sentence examples for bail out through from inspiring English sources

The co-pilot, Leonard Svitenko, who had given up his ejection seat when the spare pilot took over from him, sustained fatal head injuries when he attempted to bail out through one of the lower hatches.

Hospital trusts that run up deficits can often be bailed out through transfers from organisations that happen to be in surplus.Manifestly, this system is not working.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Treasury Loses in Bank Auction  |  The Treasury Department said it lost about $50 million on its offering this week of preferred stock of six small banks that it bailed out through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Bear Stearns was bailed out through a government-financed shot-gun marriage to JPMorgan Chase, while Lehman was allowed to fall into bankruptcy.

These same countries very often get bailed out through billions of US taxpayer funded aid.

Geithner also misleads the reader about the single most important moment of the crisis: when Goldman got bailed out through Federal Reserve loans to AIG.

Yet claims of Russian gangsters benefiting from German toil are a gift to the German opposition, whose votes will be needed to get a bail-out through the Bundestag.

And it fails to acknowledge European banks' dependence on wholesale funding.Governments also assume that they would inevitably have to pay more through a European fund to bail out banks than through their own national schemes.

It is no excuse for asking the US taxpayer to bail out their banks through AIG.

Instead, the practice since the early 1980s has been to bail out reckless lenders through giving new loans, while forcing governments to implement austerity and free-market liberalisation to become "more competitive".

Chris Trude's main point that 99.5% of the British population had to bail out the slavers through government-enforced taxes (Letters, 2 September) is a good one, but he makes a few mistakes.