Sentence examples for unsound institutions from inspiring English sources

A run on one bank can shake faith in another, if only because depositors have no reliable way to distinguish between sound and unsound institutions.

With the Long-Term Capital bailout as a precedent, creditors came to believe that their loans to unsound financial institutions would be made good by the Fed — as long as the collapse of those institutions would threaten the global credit system.

Mr Klaus's bold sale of state enterprises and his refusal to bail out unsound financial institutions with taxpayers' money are both highly laudable.

Linneman, who moderated the panel, asked why regulators didn't revoke the licenses of unsound depository institutions.

The easy money policies of the Fed then enabled speculators and financial institutions to package these unsound mortgages into what would become "toxic assets".

A scientifically supported claim might be built on a foundation of unsound understanding.

He privately opposed slavery as an institution which he viewed as economically unsound and morally indefensible.

That is important because under federal law, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation can revoke a bank's insurance for engaging "in unsafe or unsound practices in conducting the business of the depository institution" that results in a criminal conviction.

But U.S.- backed bailouts protect investors who lent money to governments or private-sector institutions, not the people who suffer the consequences of unsound policies.

"Winston Churchill said that 'in finance, everything that is agreeable is unsound and everything that is sound is disagreeable.' I think the disagreeable but sound thing to do regarding institutions that are TBTF is to dismantle them over time into institutions that can be prudently managed and regulated across borders," Fisher said.

A coalition of ten free-speech organizations wrote a letter to the South Carolina Senate Finance Committee, urging them to restore the funds and warning them that "[p]enalising state educational institutions financially simply because members of the legislature disapprove of specific elements of the educational program is educationally unsound and constitutionally suspect".