Sentence examples for could be bailed from inspiring English sources

Lagarde said "systemically relevant" banks could be bailed out.

The Greek economy could be bailed out by his future contract and endorsement deals alone.

Surprisingly, bond investors are generally more comfortable buying bonds that could be bailed in than they would be buying Cocos.

The embattled builder Carillion could be bailed out by the government as it runs out of road with its lenders.

Some could be bailed out if BSkyB steps in and pick up some of the rights, while Disney's ESPN has also been linked to picking up UK rights.

He argues that, notwithstanding the intentions of Dodd-Frank, supersize banks could be bailed out again, because the world economy is becoming dependent on them.

This could be bailing out Wall Street.

A generous Scottish backline could not be bailed out by the guile and scoring touch of Snodgrass.

The court ruled they could not be bailed because of security fears and possible interference in the case.

Iraq's nascent banking system would know it could not be bailed out by the central bank and would thus be more prudent in lending policies.

Under these rules, AIG could not be bailed out in the way it was.