Sentence examples for bailout effect from inspiring English sources

Just call it "the bailout effect".

But he said the Greek bailout's effect would be muted by the fact that the main opposition parties all supported measures to stabilize Greece's finances, even if they disagreed over the exact methods.

Some would argue that PBS represents a segment of the media in the U.S. whereas a newspaper bailout would effect thousands of news organizations.

Bailout's After-Effects Investment banker Peter Solomon says bailout deal tensions have done severe damage to confidence.

Seven months into the current 2013-14 tax year, the deficit, excluding the cost of bailouts and the effect of the Royal Mail pension transfer, is £64.8bn, down 8.2% compared with the same period last year.

Unlike the S.B.A. proposals, the bailout plan can take effect at the administration's direction.

The same will happen to junior bondholders in Cyprus if the bailout plan there takes effect.

The move follows Brokenshire's decision in November to give Northamptonshire unprecedented permission to divert £60m received from the sale of its HQ into funding day-to-day services, a move regarded by critics as being in effect a bailout.

The "government support" Obama spoke of – his auto bailout plan, which took effect in early 2009 – did not arrive early enough to save the Janesville plant, but it is credited with saving the American auto industry.

As the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, said next Sunday's vote on whether to accept previous bailout conditions was in effect a decision on whether to stay in the euro, fears of fallout across the continent sent markets tumbling.

Until very recently, the gloom over the Continent had seemed to be lifting, with the conclusion of Greece's second bailout and the calming effect on the financial sector of cheap loans from the European Central Bank.