Sentence examples for it has underwritten from inspiring English sources

It has underwritten another $2 million for the city's YMCA.

It has underwritten moderate political parties in Portugal, Costa Rica, Bolivia and Northern Ireland.

But that amount is less than 1percentt of the $10 billion it has underwritten.

So far this year, the bank has trailed only Merrill Lynch for the value of initial public offerings it has underwritten.

Since UK taxpayers bailed out RBS after it imploded one year ago, it has underwritten more than £1.6bn in debt for companies operating in the tar sands.

She said Corruption Watch believes the agency "needs to explain publicly what steps it has taken to ascertain whether corruption was involved in Petrobas contracts it has underwritten previously".

Mr. Cassano, who ran the company's Financial Products unit from London, resigned in late February 2008 after A.I.G. wrote down $11 billion on the insurance it had underwritten on the mortgage securities.

Brokerage stocks, at least, got a lift in midafternoon when Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, the industry leader by market capitalization, disclosed losses of about $89.7 million from dealings in high-yield bonds, many of them telecommunications issues it had underwritten.

The meteorite ruse — which involved shovels, pyrotechnics and a sprinkling of old-fashioned Soviet photographic film that Mr. Erts believed had been treated with a uranium salt solution, "to give scientists something to think about" — made its way into news reports around the world before a Swedish telecommunications company announced that it had underwritten the whole thing as a publicity stunt.

The investment bank had made a big score: the initial public offering of theglobe.com, which it had underwritten after several rival investment banks refused the deal, had just achieved a record-breaking 606 percent gain on its first day of trading.

Since it began, Medicare has underwritten residency training programs heavily and has, in effect, made residents a prized, inexpensive kind of labor for their hospitals.