Sentence examples similar to effectively backstopping from inspiring English sources

The commission said it was seeking public comment on eliminating its own rules that have effectively backstopped league policies by prohibiting cable and satellite operators from carrying a game already blacked out by local broadcast stations.

If Germany has to effectively backstop the Continent's debt in order to save the European project, it's hard to see why the Frankfurt Group (its German members, especially) would ever consent to dilute that power.

Most economists agree on what could fix this problem: a central bank that can effectively backstop financial crises; a banking union with the three core elements of single supervision, a single resolution mechanism and single deposit insurance; and a fiscal union to facilitate risk sharing.

Technical backstopping support was provided by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH), Switzerland.

"The EU still requires a 'backstop to the backstop' – effectively an insurance policy for the insurance policy.

Mr Dodds told the newspaper that securing a time-limit on the Irish border backstop would effectively mean there is no longer a backstop.

And last week he unveiled a plan to backstop consumer debt.

Banks are backstopped and, at least in theory, carefully regulated.

Both should be regulated, and both should be backstopped.

The E.C.B. would also have to backstop governments.

It doesn't want to backstop their finances.