Sentence examples for form of bailout from inspiring English sources

I think we need some form of bailout for Detroit.

Mr. Karzai said he opposes any form of bailout.

But getting the US government to commit to any form of bailout for the planet – even a couple of billion – is like pulling teeth.

The White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, this week said that the Obama administration is not considering any form of bailout for the island.

Fearing financial instability, officials may balk at doing anything to harm the interests of creditors and opt for some form of bailout instead.

The present incumbent has managed two years before confirming it would be seeking some form of bailout, demanding that the Department for Transport renegotiate with preferential terms for the Stagecoach-Virgin partnership.

The intersection of inequality driven by real wage/income stagnation and the fact that the folks perceived to have blown the damn economy up not only recovered first, but got government assistance in the form of bailouts to do so.

After all, central governments around the world are pumping trillions into their economies in the form of bailouts.

The mood in the country seems to be the following: If executives want to pay themselves and their managers lots of money, that is between them and their shareholders; but if they are taking taxpayers' money in the form of bailouts or other aid, then it is everybody's business and we have a right to dictate what is allowed.

Our results suggest that they use subsidized government funds in the form of bailouts to do risky, destructive speculative activities.

Obama perpetuated the Clinton template, taking money from Wall Street and then appointing Robert Rubin acolytes and other corporatist Democrats, such as Larry Summers, to key financial regulatory positions where they were able to return an ROI in the form of bailouts and policy concessions many times Wall Street's investment in Obama.