Sentence examples for would have underwritten from inspiring English sources

In 1971, President Richard M. Nixon vetoed a bill that would have underwritten child care for everyone, arguing that the bill "would commit the vast moral authority of the national government to the side of communal approaches to child rearing over against the family-centered approach".

(Albeit, this would be a subsidy that you, the taxpayer, have underwritten).

has underwritten the stock of the above corporations.

Germany has underwritten a 15-fold increase in windpower since 1990.

According to a prominent banker in Zimbabwe, who acted as a go-between for the Zanu-PF, the broker would have to "underwrite the costs of whatever agreement emerged.

THE Romer solution is to liberate graduate science and engineering students from dependence on money trickling down from professors; instead, he would have the government underwrite three-year fellowships with $20,000 annual stipends for nearly 17,000 students a year to pursue advanced degrees.

The two mergers announced between investment banks in the last quarter would have altered the underwriting rankings a bit, if they had closed before the quarter's end.

Politicians and voters who balk at lending to other countries would have to be persuaded to underwrite the euro zone's financial system.

She said the new WQXR, which is becoming a public radio station, would have about 4 minutes of underwriting announcements an hour.

network, additional underwriting would have to be for the network as a whole".

With Fannie Mae's Energy Efficient Mortgage, which is sometimes referred to as the "conventional E.E.M.," homeowners can spend up to 15percentt of the appraised value of the home on energy improvements and thereby qualify for a loan that is 15percentt greater than they would have received under normal underwriting conditions.