Sentence examples for rescue to be from inspiring English sources

The Germans expect the Greeks, beneficiaries of a €240bn (£175bn) rescue, to be grateful.

However, senior Treasury officials said privately that they had exempted A.I.G. because they did not consider the rescue to be a traditional takeover.

But he said that for such a rescue to be effective, it would cost 350 billion euros to provide the country with enough cash to avoid borrowing from the bond market at the current punitively high interest rates.

The AAD's director, Tony Fleming, estimated the total cost of the rescue to be between A$1.8m and A$2.4m£960,000-£1.29m9m) and he and government ministers have said in recent weeks that they will be doing their utmost to recover the money from the AAE and Akademik Shokalskiy's insurers.

For the rescue to be formalised, its creditors must vote for it - and the logistics of securing their approval are horribly complicated.

On 13 December 1966, a retention order was issued that included both episodes of The Rescue to be retained by the BBC.

If there is rescuing to be done, Germany is the obvious rescuer.

"Rescue calls" tend to be more urgent.

The rescue was due to be announced, with another set of awful results, on September 13th.

Rescue efforts need to be expanded for the remaining animals.

Rescue operations continue to be hampered by intermittent bad weather.