Almost the entire Tory cabinet, including May and foreign secretary Philip Hammond, turned up to the event, where hundreds of donors were tapped up to give generously to the party's general election campaign.
Under the proposal, the Treasury Department could tap up to $700 billion in taxpayer money in installments to buy troubled debt from financial firms, in the hopes of freeing up credit to fuel normal economic activity.
With AG Cook getting booked for a career-launching DJ gig in the Boiler Room and SOPHIE being tapped up to produce tracks for Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who knows how far their cute manifesto will take them?
Under the existing program, the same person can tap up to 61.9 percent of the home's value using a standard reverse mortgage, and 52.3 percent using a saver mortgage (which is cheaper than the standard, but gives you access to less home equity).
Long ago, he was tapped up to see if he might direct Return of the Jedi, and over the years he has had many involved, ultimately doomed discussions with several of the major studios about making films, perhaps most intriguingly a spy caper with MGM starring Denzel Washington and Tom Cruise.
Borrowers can tap up to $50,000 if, say, they know they'll need to make a costly home improvement, or (worse) need to pay off other loans.
Once JAL and the government agree on the terms of the restructuring plan, Maehara can order the official Enterprise Turnaround Initiative Corp., which is authorized to tap up to 1.6 trillion yen $17.7 billionn) in state-guaranteed funds through March 2010, to evaluate anew the airline's assets.
In the afternoons, we would caravan in a "Tap Tap" up to Petionville and teach the same program to girls at Haiti's only YWCA.
And so David Moyes's boy, who once looked like Manchester United's future and who England tried to tap up to play for them while ignoring Wilfried Zaha, slammed home the game's only goal and won himself a little redemption.
