Sentence examples for public rescue from inspiring English sources
Why should private capital gain from a government / public rescue?
At the time, he insisted there would be no public rescue.
And as the Bear Stearns government intervention made clear, any public rescue, if one came at all, would come at a very low price for shareholders.
They sounded very angry about a public rescue package for fat-cats in the City of London, but when it came to Iceland, they shrugged and sighed and looked rather incredulous that such a tiny place could cause so much trouble.
After sustained protests last year calling for an end to education for profit, the government agreed to lower the interest rate on student loans and to give universities extra money.Catalan cascadeCatalonia, Spain's second-largest region, requested €5 billion ($6.3 billion) from a special €18 billion public rescue fund.
A very public rescue of Private Bergdahl from inside the safe haven of Pakistan would make those delicate talks very difficult.
But the 11th hour addition of an official screenshot-detection API (essentially the private one made public) rescued the mechanic, which still exists in the app.
When companies tried selling consumers the results of personal DNA tests, worried doctors and assorted health experts rushed to the public's rescue.
The prosecutions at Winterbourne View, and the massive collapse and public sector rescue of Southern Cross are seen by many as symptomatic of a care service system in crisis.
When Mr. Bloomberg appointed Mr. Klein, he had just swept into his first term in public office, rescuing the city from its post-9/11 haze and from decades of educational neglect.
It became a convention of the dead-baby story to suggest that poor women are not to be trusted with babies, and as a result the public favors rescuing children but not if it means helping women.
