Sentence examples for every collateral from inspiring English sources

Can they legislate in their own countries that for every collateral damage suffered because of American bombing, for every person who was tortured by the [Shah's intelligence agency] Savak, which was created by the United States, those people can claim money from the United States and go confiscate it?

You keep borrowing where every piece of collateral is already leveraged.

The best way to protect against this risk is to ensure that the parties to the contract are posting collateral every day as prices fluctuate.

Italy will now hold out every hope the collateral damage from Saturday's match in Cardiff does not claim a third World Cup victim, with the Wales pair Leigh Halfpenny and Rhys Webb ruled out of the tournament because of injuries in the same game.

But Lehman found a loophole in an accounting rule, and concluded that if it put up $105 in collateral for every $100 borrowed, it could claim it really was a sale.

Nine years later, Wood's career line reads like a gruesome forensics report — torn labrum, torn rotator cuff, torn ulnar collateral ligament, every kind of arm "soreness" imaginable — and nobody in the Cubs organization has any idea when, or if, he will return.

But Hensarling decided to attach to TRIA another rollback of the Dodd-Frank law, which would relieve non-financial companies of having to follow the same rules as banks on the derivatives they purchase, including the posting of collateral for every trade.

The attitudes of such hardline governments will matter at least as much as those of EU institutions.The Finnish government, which in 2011 refused to back Greece's second bail-out until it was offered collateral, has every reason to be tough: it faces a difficult election in April, and there are few votes to be won by being nice to Greeks.

Yet every war has its collateral damage.

"The whole issue of collateral damage pervaded every level of the operation," The Washington Post quoted one officer saying in November 2001.

Right-wing populist movies — usually in the form of vigilante fantasies, like "Collateral Damage" — open every year, but a left-wing populist movie has become a rarity.