Sentence examples for be expected to underwrite from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reilly said that American taxpayers would not be expected to underwrite the Opel turnaround, beyond a share of the 600 million euros that G.M. had already contributed to keep the European unit operating.

Carmichael said that agreeing a legally binding deal to share the pound would mean Scotland accepting the UK would set its interest rates, monetary policy and borrowing, while the UK would be expected to underwrite Scotland's banks.

How much longer should the United States be expected to underwrite $30 billion in weapons for Israeli military occupation and apartheid toward Palestinians, when these weapons are being misused not only to perpetrate terrible human rights abuses against Palestinians, but against U.S. citizens as well?

But for the banks that are expected to underwrite Facebook's I.P.O.

The new fees are expected to underwrite the hiring of enough reviewers to bring approval times down to 10 months and sharply cut the application backlog — providing cheaper and better drugs to patients.

JPMorgan Is Expected to Lead an I.P.O. for Chrysler | CNBCBC's Kate Kelly reports: "Notwithstanding doubts about whether the Chrysler Group would go forward with a promised public float, the company is late in the stages of preparing its offering documents, said a person familiar with the offer, and JPMorgan Chase is expected to underwrite the I.P.O".

In some variations, the government would be expected to closely monitor underwriting standards, charging higher fees or not offering insurance at all on securities backed by lower-quality loans.

The development corporation will pay $3 million to underwrite the next six-month phase of the planning process, during which the four selected cultural groups will be expected to come up with more specific financial proposals and space requirements.

Terms have not been set for the offering, which is expected to be underwritten by Lehman Brothers, according to the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Lloyds is expected to use the cash to underwrite loans it is running down in Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain.

The division is expected to "move towards" an underwriting profit this year after a restructuring.