Sentence examples for bailout a from inspiring English sources

THE latest from the main site (and this week's print edition)—on the coming bailout:A bail-out plan would require staggering sums as much as $500 billion to provide meaningful support.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR Is a bailout a bailout?

The White House plans to make the auto bailout a prime talking point as Congressional elections approach.

Even before the election, President George W. Bush signed the financial bailout, a decidedly un-Hooveresque policy.

Standard & Poor's also eased some of the anxiety about Sogo, calling the decision to abandon a bailout a positive step.

It would be a crime if, counting the bailout, a trillion dollars didn't deliver enduring and innovative infrastructure investment.

GET STICKY Many have criticized you for calling your plan a "bailout," a concept that begs for populist rejection.

And a Pew poll conducted a few weeks ago shows that an actual majority of respondents now support the bailout — a first.

That's when M&T will need to start paying more to the government for its bailout, a dividend of 9 percent, up from the current 5 percent.

Portugal is making efforts to cut its fiscal deficit, but weak banks and its poor trade position make a bailout a near-certainty early in 2011.

That would be tantamount to a backdoor bailout, a transfer of money from German taxpayers to cover the debts of other states without parliamentary approval.