Sentence examples for proposal to underwrite from inspiring English sources

The bank is weighing a proposal to underwrite the construction of the Kosovo e re (New Kosovo) power station.

Hilary Benn, the shadow secretary of state for communities and local government, said of the proposals to underwrite some mortgages for "new-build" homes: "People are relying on the government to get this right.

Proposals to allow universities to underwrite student loans have been drawn up by civil servants as part of research into how to shift the burden away from the taxpayer as a result of some students being unable to repay their loans.

"However, if "for whatever reason" the banks seek to negotiate a substantively new proposal, the Treasury would expect to underwrite the offering at the lower of a discount to the prevailing market price or the placing prices agreed in mid-October.

She rejected a government proposal that the industry be forced to underwrite a multibillion-dollar program to help smokers quit and to educate young people about the hazards of tobacco.

They failed to underwrite their own underwriters at AIG.

The government proposals – and Dilnot – were not designed to underwrite private care homes.

It is not clear that our existing understanding of the causal pathways between socially controllable factors and specific mortality risks is sufficiently well-developed to underwrite concrete policy proposals.

In the process, Harvey Seifter, head of the project and founder of the Art of Science Learning firm, explored a framework for sparking creativity and innovation in our schools, our workplaces and in our nation; and proposals that the NSF might find attractive to underwrite.

Olivier Blanchard, the I.M.F.'s chief economist, said this week that euro zone members should consider issuing bonds backed by all members, a proposal unpopular among Germans who do not want to underwrite borrowing by countries like Italy.

After a day of meetings, the Group of 7 industrial nations failed to agree on a program to give full debt relief to impoverished nations despite growing support for a British proposal to use gold reserves at the International Monetary Fund to underwrite the program.