Sentence examples for for a second rescue from inspiring English sources

For the government, which hopes to return to the sovereign-debt markets when the programme ends in late 2013, ratification of the fiscal compact offers insurance should the need for a second rescue arise.The No campaign is led by Sinn Fein, and some smaller left-wing parties.

Aflac's warning, coming when governments are aggressively pressing banks and insurance companies to take part in a rollover of Greek debt as part of a second rescue for the country, is bound to draw attention in Europe.

Eurozone finance ministers have finally approved the terms of a second rescue package for Greece worth €130bn (£108bn), which should avert the risk of a Greek default next month.

That would open the way for the euro-zone countries to approve a second rescue package for Greece likely to be worth around €120 billion.Alas, Greece's austerity plan looks doomed to fail.

As euro-zone leaders ponder a second rescue for Greece, Bratislava is displaying a slightly more flexible attitude.

The opposition is openly speculating, prematurely, that the government may fall.The immediate danger is the wrangle over a second rescue for Greece.

Germany and its North European allies are demanding that private bondholders be made to contribute more toward a second rescue for Greece, but still on a "voluntary" basis with no losses for taxpayers or the E.C.B.

In June 2011, just before European leaders agreed to a second rescue for the country, which included the acceptance of losses by private bondholders, Moody's knocked the rating down by another three notches, to Caa1.

BRUSSELS/ATHENS (By By John O'Donnell and Ingrid Melander) - The European Union is looking to lower interest rates on bailout loans to Greece and Ireland and working on a second rescue for Athens in a chaotic effort to prevent a disorderly debt restructuring.

ON MARCH 25th, after a week of negotiations, a second rescue deal for Cyprus was agreed upon.

BRUSSELS — European officials vowed on Tuesday to support banks that fail stress tests but left unresolved deep disputes that have held up a second rescue package for Greece.