Bailouts in a sentence

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reportedly said that bank bailouts aren’t really bailouts because taxpayers aren’t involved.

They just felt, on a visceral level, that what was being done by the government of Obama, and Bush before him, with bank bailouts and bailouts in general was wrong.

As vice president in the Obama administration, he was inside the somber meetings that made fateful decisions about government bailouts after a new president inherited the worst financial crisis in more than 70 years.

Gene Pierce was a spokesperson for Ohioans Against Corporate Bailouts.

It’s feeling like 2007 all over again as Silicon Valley Bank and other financial institutions are and asking for bailouts from the federal government.

The country is currently reliant on IMF bailouts, and grappling with an inflation rate exceeding 31 percent.

The report argues that it is necessary to include quasi-fiscal activities as part of the fiscal framework, improve its accountability, and reform the use of public funds for bank bailouts.

They theoretically could have offered bailouts, but it was not likely, state and local government were just much, much bigger than the federal government.

Transport for London is a financial basket case - £14 billion in debt and forced to seek over £6 billion in bailouts from taxpayers.

Chthonic Echoes: TheDirtyNacho: HotWingConspiracy: TheDirtyNacho: HotWingConspiracy: No red state bailouts, don't give those motherfarkers any of our money.

Indigenous communities who foolishly hitched their wagons to the O&G industry will require federal bailouts.

SAA is fully funded with equity (bailouts).

The budget will also address issues like load shedding, Eskom's debt, Transnet, and state-owned enterprise bailouts.

The M&CC must take full ownership of the problem, and work towards a lasting solution that does not rely on government bailouts every time the city’s waste begins to overflow.

The party welcomed that there appears to be no further direct bailouts to SOEs and no additional funds allocated to the “doomed NHI”.

These packages exclude financial measures such as government guarantees and public loans, financial bailouts, measures taken by central banks, and the acquisition of securities and loans issued by the private sector.

To subscribe to the bullish narrative today is to believe that unprecedented money and credit creation, interest rate manipulation, and repeated market bailouts are healthy promoters of true economic wealth and system stability.

A culture started with years of bailing out failed and corrupt SOEs (that are currently still asking for huge bailouts of which only the Land Bank and Airports co are deserving.

And they’re appealing to the government to do something about it — bailouts, changes to the tax structure, anything.

Bailouts are free money too.