Sentence examples for rescue governments from inspiring English sources

Nor, by law, can it rescue governments by buying all their bonds.

And though the ECB insists it will not rescue governments from the consequences of their fiscal folly, markets may believe otherwise, calculating that if a country looked like defaulting it would be bailed out somehow.

On the first point, Mrs Merkel has said she does not want the central bank to rescue governments by printing money.

Increasing the rescue government loan program to banks suggests the Fed sees rough times ahead.

He is running for Senate to rescue government from the narrow interests that control the process, revive the economy and put people back to work.

But it would still put the central bank on the front line of rescuing governments.

But despite the more accommodating stance towards rescued governments, Portugal's deficit targets remain tough, and the IMF is concerned that the public could reject the austerity measures being demanded of their government.

Noteworthy, religious organizations plan their rescue, not governments.

In 2008, banks in many countries were rescued by governments.

Cognizant of some of the hazards of the Bear Stearns rescue, the government let Lehman go.

But unlike the banks, no hedge funds had to be rescued by governments.