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Mr Delors's new vision of an avant-garde, which would obviously include France, would be underwritten by a fresh "treaty within a treaty".

The rights issue would be underwritten by Deutsche Bank, which is advising Aviva along with Rothschild, and a host of other banks, according to City sources.

Conceived under Dwight Eisenhower, proposed by John F. Kennedy and signed into law by Lyndon Johnson, the Land and Water Conservation Fund would be underwritten by royalties from offshore oil and gas leases.

Schwarzenegger aides said Wednesday that the estimated $350,000 cost of his excursion to New York next week would be underwritten by a number of entertainment, pharmaceutical, oil and telecommunications concerns with major business interests in California.

For instance, when the Pacific Northwest Ballet tapped him to choreograph an original work in 2008, it did so knowing that the work would be underwritten by an endowment from the Joyce Theater, the Stephen and Cathy Weinroth Fund for New Works.

The idea is that loans from High Street lenders would be underwritten by the government.

The market would know the banks would definitely receive the funds, because the government would be underwriting the share issues.

Shortly after the workshop, we learned that the Provost's Gateway Sciences Initiative would be underwriting the conversion of a traditional learning space (Krieger 309) into a collaborative learning classroom.

For investment bankers who would be underwriting the offering, having comparable companies already trading on the same exchange makes it much easier to price the offering.

The interest on that money has paid for expenses including teachers' salaries, utility bills and textbooks, which in other states would usually be underwritten by local property taxes.

Would this continued existence be underwritten by a moral right?