Sentence examples for recouping losses from inspiring English sources

At issue in the case, in Federal District Court in Manhattan, was whether A.I.G., as part of its $182.3 billion federal bailout, had transferred $18 billion of litigation claims to Maiden Lane, preventing A.I.G. from recouping losses from banks.

Senator Marco Rubio, who is covered under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), quietly inserted a provision in this year's spending bill that prevents some insurance companies from recouping losses under the shared risk pool agreement.

According to court papers filed by Irving Picard, the trustee charged with recouping losses for Madoff's victims, the bank had grave doubts about Madoff 18 months before his scam unwound.

Still, it is significant enough to attract the attention of Mr. Blumenthal and Ms. Nappier, who has been aggressive about Connecticut playing a lead role in recouping losses in such cases.

According to court papers filed by Irving Picard, the trustee charged with recouping losses for Madoff's victims, another JP Morgan banker claimed Madoff's "Oz-like signals" were difficult to ignore some 18 months before the scheme collapsed.

But many news executives said U.P.I. was badly wounded by the economic upheaval of recent years, and faced a great challenge recouping losses in service and its customer base.

BEHIND THE NEWS To many investors, the market gains felt more like recouped losses; make that, partly recouped losses.

With longer life spans, those in midlife have decades to recoup losses and change direction.

Towns said insurers are instead trying to recoup losses from the stock market.

It may recoup losses through insurance if Mr. Jackson's death is ruled accidental.

Mr. Hintz argues that pension funds may also sue investment firms to recoup losses.