Bush dismissed Cruz's talk as simplistic ("carpet bombing isn't a strategy," he noted) and detailed the steps he would take: insure the Kurdish militia was sufficiently armed, the Iraqi military better trained, local Sunni leaders engaged, and a no-fly zone established.
Get insured: Consider taking out a life insurance policy on your child.
They did not take federally insured demand deposits from the general public who had no means of policing their affairs.
The legislation would ban banks that take federally insured deposits from investing in hedge funds or private equity funds and from making trades that are for the benefit of the banks, not their customers, a practice known as proprietary trading.
But they clearly thrive on it, and they are yet another indicator that humankind has barely begun to understand the resonances of its own existence, much less the steps it must take to insure its survival.
Representative Baldwin The question before the world today and the Congress of the United States is what steps do we take to insure that Iraq does not use weapons of mass destruction.
RBS, 84% owned by the UK taxpayer, has already become embroiled in the Goldman case because ABN Amro, the Dutch bank it took over, insured the transaction through a credit default swap and lost $800m as a result.
And if yes, what steps are we willing to take to insure it happens?
They'll do whatever it takes to insure another silent night.
It was agreed that steps should be taken toward insuring that professional qualifications and seniority, not race, were the factors that determined which teachers were to be dismissed.
