Sentence examples for issues insured from inspiring English sources

Two of these AAA issues, insured by Ambac, are Indiana Michigan Power (24, IJD) and Public Service of Oklahoma (24, POH), 6% trust preferreds due in 2032.

For example, he said, he would not buy Providence, R.I., issues unless insured because a dwindling tax base over two decades had resulted in its securities being downgraded.

The chronically ill and disabled seem to be more interested in content related issues than insured from the general population.

In the first quarter of this year, there were $116 billion in private mortgage loans, loans not issued or insured by the federal government or a government-sponsored entity.

These bond insurers are among the best clients of the rating agencies, since the agencies pocket a fee for reviewing every bond issue being insured.

Specifically, banks receive a charter from the government to issue FDIC insured deposits and to make loans and investments.

(1) achieving greater energy independence and promoting the development of clean alternative energy sources (3) addressing the issue of global climate change (5) addressing critical water issues  (7) insuring the integrity of science in support of Interior's decision making.

It just meant that he had to find a middle ground on these issues to insure that McCain and GOP conservatives did not do everything they could to torpedo his programs when he got in the White House.

The rules that federal regulators will issue to insure that reimported drugs are safe will add to costs, wiping out some of the potential saving.

Crosby's agent, Pat Brisson, conceded on a Toronto sports radio show last week that a factor in whether Crosby plays in Europe during a prolonged lockout is the issue of insuring his head.

The degradation of the cement filling of these wells is a key issue to insure the confinement of the CO2.