Sentence examples for would be insured from inspiring English sources

For troubled firms, some portion of the firm's toxic assets would be insured, but such insurance would be self-financed by the industry itself in the form of premiums.

Democrat Sen. Pat Steadman along with Republican Rep. Tom Massey are co-sponsoring Senate Bill 75 which would allow medical marijuana businesses to create financial cooperatives that would be regulated similarly to credit unions, except that they would be insured by by "non-federally backed" insurance policies, according to The Daily.

"But a $252 million contract would be insured at about 38percentt".

Such precious cargo would be insured, but Mr. Farrer declined to reveal the figure on the ledger.

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that under the GOP replacement bill, 14 million fewer people would be insured in 2018 than under the current health-care law and that 24 million fewer people would be insured by 2026.

One idea is for Spain to have a system-wide asset-protection scheme, where the banks' toxic assets would be insured by euro-zone guarantees.

You would be insuring $27,300 of revenue.

For example, while an insurance company could secure a large pool of customers with the expectation that only a few will be paid, the E.F.S.F. would be insuring bonds from a small group of customers — European countries.

The government would be insuring the riskiest and most default-prone mortgages made during the housing bubble, including loans that required no down payment and no income verification by the borrowers.

Last month, RBS said it would be insuring some 325.0 billion pounds ($454.0 billion) of risky assets last month.

Supposedly, insurers "would find that providing such contraceptive coverage is cost neutral because they would be insuring the same set of individuals under both policies and would experience lower costs from improvements in women's health and fewer childbirths".