Sentence examples for rescue costs from inspiring English sources

In light of the enormous rescue costs, are the companies really needed anymore?

The owners of the straitened mining company agreed to reimburse the government for roughly a quarter of the rescue costs in March 2012.

A proposal from Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, involving the creation of a common European budget policy and shifting a good part of the weight of the Greek rescue costs from taxpayers to the banks, was pushed aside by Mrs. Merkel.

Ireland received an 85 billion euro ($121 billon) bailout in November, led by the European Union and I.M.F., as bank rescue costs related to a real estate collapse led to a mounting fiscal deficit.

On the eve of the summit meeting, Nicolas Sarkozy of France and Angela Merkel of Germany met in Berlin, along with the president of the European Central Bank, and came to a general agreement that euro zone taxpayers would have to cover the rescue costs to preserve the integrity of the single European currency.

This includes the requirement to sign a special insurance policy to cover any search and rescue costs the Governor would incur, should it be necessary.

And what will this grand rescue cost taxpayers?

The malamute rescue cost more than $500,000 and employed more than 70 volunteers.

In fact, Anglo Irish Bank's rescue cost the Irish and European taxpayers, particularly the Germans, €30bn.

Those that were taken over, and from which no loans can be recouped, account for the bulk of the rescue cost, some 80percentthethe surviving banks say.

Even these are cautious, often balking at search-and-rescue costs, for example.