Sentence examples for refusing to prop from inspiring English sources

With the government refusing to prop up Wall Street anymore, maybe now mortgage-backed derivatives will find their natural bottom.

That was the best option; Mr Bush acquiesced in its rejection by the opposition.But the United States was hardly alone in refusing to prop up Mr Aristide.

The danger is that if no changes are made, and the dollar continues to fall, the safety net may at some point get yanked away, with China refusing to prop up the dollar anymore and foreign companies finally forced to raise prices.

Again, his fate was sealed when the Serbian military refused to prop up his regime.

The Saudis, emboldened by nearly $1tn in cash reserves, have consistently refused to prop up the plunging oil price by cutting production.

Hanjin has been losing money for years and filed for bankruptcy protection a day after its creditors, led by a state-run bank, refused to prop it up.

In fact, both Karl and CIBC chief economist Avery Shenfeld agree that the reason (or at least a major reason) Saudi Arabia has refused to prop up the price of oil is to drive its American fracking competition out of business.

We have an incredible opportunity to redirect funds and efforts into what is working (like democracy movements), to refuse to prop up autocratic leaders and to help nations build state capacity on the previously mentioned point about policing, intelligence and negotiations.

Then, in late November, for the first time, Saudi Arabia embarked on a new strategy, refusing to cut production to prop up prices.

His Consolidated Media has refused to further prop up the heavily indebted PBL, spun off from the media and casino empire Packer inherited from his father.

Hull KR prop Scott Taylor is set to leave the club after refusing to enter contract negotiations.