Sentence examples for effectively insure from inspiring English sources

The Treasury is also likely to charge more to effectively insure loans to borrowers with the smallest deposits.

You should also stress the need for Egypt to more effectively insure that Hamas cannot rearm via smuggling across -- or tunneling under -- the border with Gaza.

French banks, which have the biggest exposure to Greek sovereign debt, came up with an ingenious plan for a voluntary rollover of half of Greek bonds maturing in 2011-14, with part of the money going into a guarantee fund of zero-coupon AAA-rated bonds that would effectively insure the new Greek bonds.

The result is that he has effectively insured that he is the only secular solution for Pakistan.

Some investors entered swaps on Greece as a way of effectively insuring themselves against losses on their Greek bonds, while others used them as a way to bet on a default happening.

July 17 2015 July 19 201515 Although O'Brien has slipped in and out of the jazz scene in the course of his six-decade career, effectively insuring his semi-legendary status, this gifted pianist made use of his abundant resources to play with everyone from Chet Baker to Zoot Sims, Roswell Rudd, and Archie Shepp.

Worst of all, the risk -- and thus profit -- are effectively insured by the taxpayer.

The Securities Investor Protection Corporation, a government-mandated industry group that effectively insures customers' accounts when a brokerage goes under, had to step in with what was at the time the agency's largest-ever bailout.

The amount collected by the NHI in respect of each enrollee varies according to his or her number of dependents, although dependents in excess of three are effectively insured for free.

By the mid-1990's, the complaint says, the surety companies were in a slump and decided to expand their business of guaranteeing performance, like the delivery of gas, to include transactions that served effectively to insure financial transactions.

WASHINGTON -- Bankers have all but given up on defeating one of the most contentious provisions in the financial regulation bill -- one that would effectively bar federally insured banks from trading for their own accounts -- and are now focusing on battles like heading off a prohibition on derivatives trading.