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His sleeves were rolled over his fat forearms, and the two flaps of his unbuttoned vest dangled as he bent to bail out the boat.

Roughly how hefty would a Fat tax have to be to pay the cost of the bank bail-out within, say, a decade?

Yet Iceland is special in another way: it did not issue a blanket bail-out to its banks, but rather let bits of them go bust.

Richard Shelby, the top Republican on the Senate banking committee, said the bail-out in its original form was unacceptable.

The court approved his applications after careful consideration. This was the first case in which interest was earned from bail money.

Just as the clerk was calling the next case, he rose, and said, 'I offer bail .

In July leaders agreed to let the main bail-out fund, known as the EFSF, recapitalise banks and buy bonds.

The president said America was "beginning to see signs of progress" from the bail-outs and stimulus measures that have passed so far.

Dexia was one of the first European banks to seek a bail-out in 2008, but it has struggled ever since.

Apr. : Olli Rehn says there is no possibility of a Greek default and no doubt that Germany will participate in the bail out plan.

This was designed not so much to shield the peripheral countries from a market run as it was to "bail in" private lenders.

He did not try to gloss over criticisms of his healthcare reforms and heavy spending on the banking bail-out.

As I said, the important thing is to bail out the system, not the people who got us into this mess.

Ideally, fiscal support for banks should be targeted, if it is needed at all. Bail-outs are often limited to just one institution.

In fact, an unconditional ECB bail-out could be dangerous, just as a eurobond would be if not accompanied by a fiscal union.

The result has been a huge public bail-out of the banking sector and a massive fiscal and monetary stimulus.

When the German government set up a bail-out fund to stabilise the country's banking system, he said he would be "ashamed" to use it.

A criminal court judge on Monday denied bail to Mr. Strauss-Kahn, leaving him in police custody at least through May 20.

In extremis, you could conceive of a scenario under which the bail-out had to be so large that it would bring down the entire system.

What he meant was that he regretted having to ask for the bail-out.

When you think that governments are spending hundreds of times that much to bail out banks, it would seem to a prudent investment.

No one wants to see another taxpayer-funded bail-out . . . and the British monarchy is a systemically important institution.

One of its biggest creditors is Royal Bank of Scotland, which recently became a ward of the British state after a bail-out of its own.

Governments worldwide are also clearly trying to bail themselves out of a situation that will lead to their downfall.

A year and a half ago he thought he'd bail for cushier employment.

RBS was forced into a government bail-out a year later, and UK taxpayers still hold an 83 per cent stake in the bank.

Mr Ai has said the conditions of his bail forbid him from speaking to media.

Now it is a question of waiting to see whether and how the bail-outs, more lending and other initiatives will help to stimulate economies.

In other words, the Europeans would bail out one of their own, but it would not be fun for anyone, especially not for the defaulter.

Yet there can be no doubt that this second bail-out must be the last of its kind.

Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England, said it was a "mistake" by the US to equate keeping a seized bank open with a bail-out.

Meanwhile, talk of bail-outs for newspapers of the kind seen in the banking and automotive industries have been largely ruled out in the US.

Up to September 15, debate focused on moral hazard, or the extent to which government bail-outs encourage irresponsible behaviour.

I shall have to put you in prison until your case can be heard unless you can find anyone to go bail for you.

Therefore there will soon need to be a public debt restructuring, regardless of the details of any temporary bail-out package.

Abscond is the act of going away without permission OR not returning to the court after being released on bail OR to escape from prison.

The panic led to the need to bail out the American International Group, for instance, which had C. D. S. contracts with many large banks.

Having been French finance minister since the sovereign crisis began, her fingerprints are all over the European end of the Greek bail-out.

With the details of an additional bail-out for Greece still to be hammered out, Germany wants private investors to share the burden.

There are, no doubt, numerous legal and regulatory issues to be overcome for a bail-in to work.

and that is to pay out these big bonuses. What's the long-term effect of that - of the attempt to bail out the financial industries?

Ford was the only one of Detroit's three carmakers to avoid a government bail-out during the depths of the 2008-09 recession.

To this end, the SME owners also use their brains to find ways to see what manner by what means to bail out a new path.

In a strange inversion of the crisis to date, the new bail-out plan seems to have helped the weaker peripherals and hurt the stronger ones.

The cheapest bail-out in the world, as he initially called it, turned into one of the costliest.

So if it wasn't such a severe error, I could just bail out with an error code?

These adjustments may have been painful, but a quick response tends to reduce the overall bail-out cost.

Vicious was charged with her murder but while out on bail he died of a heroin overdose.

Without a watchdog of this kind the bail-outs could easily have escalated into a wave of tit-for-tat subsidies for national champions.

To exploit it, he must be at least as bold as he was in the bank bail-out.

UBS, which suffered the biggest writedowns of any European bank, received a government bail-out in October.

If Greece is to do more than simply stagger from bail-out to bail-out, the country needs a profound change in its political culture.

German voters were told repeatedly that the euro would be a stable currency and that they would not have to bail out southern Europe.

How much have previous bail-outs cost?

But the price of any EU bail-out of Greece is likely to be savage austerity measures, overseen by officials sent in from Brussels.

Last night, Gordon Brown said he was backing the bail-out after talks with Bush at the White House.

The case for a bail-out was not to save banks or their resident fat cats; it was that a depression would not stay in Manhattan.

In recent months Mr Fitzgerald had been working his contact list again, trying to drum up support for the latest Chrysler bail-out.

They then had to decide how much bail to demand for a prostitute and take a survey on their attitudes toward prostitution.

But if Greece's partners bail it out, defying the euro's founding treaty, the currency will suffer. Either way, the euro is in trouble.

The ghosts would then begin to bail up water out of the sea to empty it in the boat.

Australian radio reported the man did not apply for bail during the court appearance, and the case was adjourned until Monday.

Contrary to what the European Council said, the private sector participation will be a blueprint for bail-outs that are yet to come.

He said: "If there's one thing that has unified Democrats and Republicans, it's that we all hated the bank bail-out. "

The aim of the bail-out is not to save creditors, but to allow losses to be handed out to them in an orderly fashion.

Furthermore, the final cost of the bail outs is now projected to be 60% less than the Treasury Department previously estimated.

Bail and his wife had been looking to adopt a child, and he came to raise and love young Leia Organa as his own child.

As the leaks turned into a cascade, Mr Assange was arrested in London, though later released on bail.

To bail out some troubled bank, it's not clear that will have the multiplier effect that you want, ' he said.

If things get really serious, they may also be able to rely on taxpayers to bail them out with an infusion of capital.

Still, next-door Latvia (which had an international bail-out in 2009) and Lithuania are eager to follow the Estonian example.

A few weeks ago the German chancellor was basking in plaudits for taking a hard line against a European bail-out of Greece.

The enemy aircraft plunged down in flames before the pilot had time to bail out.

Mr Borges said the bail-out raised "serious concerns" about related party lending throughout the Russian banking sector.

He had to stop rowing to bail water out of the boat.

The police opposed bail on the grounds that the accused might try to leave the country.

The crisis has led to a bail-out of the US car industry and a government role in how it will be run.

A year ago they tore up the rule book to bail out Greece and to ward off market attacks on other fiscal reprobates in the euro area.

Yes, that is a guess (as are the various estimates for the ongoing costs of break-up and those of a bail-out in future years).

Think of bailing out a boat with a hole in it. You can bail and bail, but it won't do anything for the leak.

The suspect did not apply for bail and was remanded to appear at Melbourne magistrates court on Monday.

The Bush administration's bail-out plan, even if it gets through Congress, may not be the end of the finance industry's problems.

Britain'sdebt burden will rise in the next couple of years to more than 70 per cent of GDP as a result of Labour's bail-out of the banks.

Mr Kudrin's plea to see his deputy and let him out on bail was ignored.

The last of four Japanese nationals who allegedly intruded into a Chinese military zone without authorization was released on bail.

With no growth likely this year, the budget deficit has been revised up to 11. 9% of GDP, excluding the bank bail-out costs.

His father was a maths teacher who went off the rails: young Roland once had to borrow money to bail him out of jail.

In Romania, too, public-sector unions are up in arms over spending cuts that were decreed under a bail-out agreed with the IMF and EU.

Bail Organa and his sisters oversee his young adopted daughter, during the last decades of his dynasty.

Goldman Sachs faced mounting pressure yesterday following the disclosure it had received almost $13bn as part of the AIG bail-out.

For Japan, a swift restructuring under special legislation is better than a bail-out of bondholders that perpetuates perverse incentives.

But if he fails even to hint that Christians should be tolerated, he may find America's Congress increasingly loth to help bail him out.

The treaty stipulated that there would be no bail-out of a country that got into fiscal trouble.

Some have advocated a rescue of a different sort, calling for China to use its foreign reserves to bail out the U. S. financial system.

He added that EU lenders already had sufficient monitoring safeguards in place in its bail-out programme.

Also, it is not simply a question of the Fed declining to bail out financial speculators who took on excessive risk.

In the current crisis, taxpayers in the bank's home country have tended to bear the costs of a bail-out.

Chinese officials can be expected to ask smart questions about the souped-up bail-out fund, the European financial stability facility.

"If I was a betting man, I'd say the bail-out will come soon to help the airline remain operational. "

His first bail hearing was cut short over a dispute concerning the legal status of one of his two foreign defense lawyers.

Still, storing seeds in banks to bail us out of future calamities is only a halfway measure.

Attorneys representing Mr. Strauss-Kahn said their client wasn't a flight risk and was prepared to post a $1 million bail package.

I wish patients would take more responsibility for their own health and stop relying on me to bail them out of their own problems.

US filmmaker and activist Michael Moore has offered 20, 000 dollars to help WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange post bail in London.

In a welcome act, the Zimbabwean government has allowed the release of a number of detainees on bail in the last week.

Not sure it's true, but someone once told me in Singapore if a man is arrested for soliciting; only his wife or mother can bail him out.

Prosecutors said there was a significant chance he might abscond if granted bail.

Mr Gibbs said they were looking at the prospects for using remaining financial bail-out funds to help create employment.

The person providing the bail should deposit the bail in the bank account designated by the enforcement authority.

The bank bail-out could cost less than expected. Health-care reform could cost more.

And effectively now the fund to bail out or to provide any large scale support system for the banks has to come from the taxpayer.

It said the EU's big bail-out fund would be temporary, but it is being made permanent.

Fu said China can't use its reserves to fund poverty alleviation at home or to bail out foreign countries.

Along with a new secured credit facility for the GSEs , the cost of this bail-out might run into hundreds of billions of dollars .

This buildup in debt levels was unprecedented in history, thanks to a Real Estate bubble that was used to bail out an equity bubble.

If AIG had shot off its own metaphorical foot to claim a government bail-out, the argument against the bail-out would be compelling.

Even those who are caught are usually freed on minimum bail because there is often no fuel to bring them to court.

What was needed was a huge bail-out across the board. And that was what the $700bn troubled asset relief programme (Tarp) ended up being.

A bail-out of Greece might create moral hazard, or an incentive to take risks, but it would be popular.

She then faces the tricky decision of whether or not to bail the child out, and what conditions to impose on any loan extended.

I am ready to go bail for the truth of the report.

AIG will use proceeds from the sale of shares, part of a series of divestments, to repay some of the bail-out money it has received.

It was also the last. The public will not, and should not, accept more such bail-outs.

Assange had been granted bail on Tuesday but spent the next two days in prison while Swedish prosecutors appealed the decision.

O. J. Simpson in custody in Florida, on allegations he violated terms of his release on bail in a Las Vegas armed robbery case.

The bail-out on March 29th of a small savings bank, Caja Castilla La Mancha, could change that perception.

But a dedicated bail-out for the ten ex-communist countries that have joined the EU since 2004 is clearly a step too far.

However, he denied reports that they were planning to bail out the bank.

The IMF proposed a scheme for co-ordinated global taxes on banks' balance-sheets and profits to help pay for the cost of bail-outs.

Why don't you bail on your girlfriend tonight and come out with the boys instead?

When General Doolittle and his men went to bomb Tokyo, on their return some of your boys had to bail out in the interior of China.

Much of it was raised from foreign firms which British taxpayers would never have to bail out.

"You can bail out the economy, but you cannot bail out the environment, " he said in one conference session.

Spain has deep problems, but even with a big bank bail-out it should be able to keep its public debt at a sustainable level (see article).

The prosecution is expected to call for his $10m bail to be revoked.

He said many Americans are concerned that their tax money will be used to bail out private lenders and other financial institutions.

His plane went down in flames, but he and his crew managed to bail out safely.

We need to save more, invest more, consume less and throw out most of our credit cards to bail ourselves out of this crisis.

Its dual role as private investor and manager of government bail-out programmes left some asking if it was hopelessly conflicted.

GM also said it plans next month to start repaying some of the bail-out money it has received from the American and Canadian governments.

Appeals have been made to China, to help bail out Greece, Portugal and Spain by purchasing their debt.

It may be that the best way to avoid further bail-outs and stimulus is to be willing to consider them.

Until now, strains over the euro have had little effect on domestic politics, however unpopular the bail-outs may be.

It is only in small part the result of bail-outs of the financial sector or of stimulus programmes.

'Considering the situation, that bail was denied, he has to figure out for himself, that he is hurting the institution, '' she said.

The judge said the case against him was not closed, but he released him without bail.

The next controversy is likely to break out tomorrow, as details of yet another bank bail-out are released.

One or two nights she phoned and I had to bail her out of jail for drunkenness and fighting.

Iran has released on bail the last of the British embassy employees arrested in Tehran in connection with last month's election protests.

Other names, mainly used in the United States, include, bail enforcement agent, fugitive recovery agent, and bail fugitive investigator.

The other problem is that, technically, the U. S. would be obliged to bail Japan out if there were a fight over the Senkakus. The U.

Before that move, Citi had suffered billions of dollars in losses on such assets, prompting the US government to spend $45bn to bail it out.

Recent jitters over Italy and Spain have raised fears over France's ability to meet its share of any new bail-out commitments.

The Obama administration could not get any extra funds out of Congress, even if it wanted to, to back the bail-out.

Proposals designed to stop taxpayers' money being used to bail out failed banks will be unveiled by the European Commission later.

If they are unable to put up money for bail, they may be behind bars for several weeks until a court appearance.

GM and sympathetic lawmakers boosted their calls Monday for the federal government to bail out the company.

For a brief, surreal moment, the prevailing narrative in Washington was that the 2008-09 bail-outs were not really so bad.

TARP was set up to bail out banks, but its remit has gradually widened, with Mr Obama now wanting it to provide loans to small businesses.

Granted, the bail-out will allow Greece to avoid having to tap the markets for about a year.

The cost of the Greek bail-out is not high, compared with the hypothetical alternative of uncontrolled Greek default inside the eurozone.

HSBC had a relatively good financial crisis. It did not need a bail-out.

Defenders of the bail-out argue that these institutions are too big to be allowed to fail.

Another danger is a disagreement between Greece and its trio of rescuers (the EU, the IMF and the ECB) over the conditions of its bail-out.

"We have to protect taxpayers and not bail out shareholders and management, " he said.

Still, Johnson took no chances, jumping bail and living out the rest of his championship reign in foreign exile.

A bail -in like this would have allowed Lehman to open for business on Monday .

Her parents have agreed to put up bail for her.

For almost a year, WikiLeaks has been run from Ellingham Hall, the Norfolk manor where Mr Assange has been living while on bail.

This was not to bail out specific institutions, but to lend unlimited amounts to bona fide financial institutions at a penal rate.

Bail covered for her, arranging a convenient "hunting accident" alibi on one of Alderaan's game preserves.

To top it all: the "no bail-out" clause was wiped out in the wake of the first Greek rescue package.

RUNAWAY RUMOR | The "tell-tale" photo (seen here) that made rounds last week and convinced (some) fans that Blair will bail on her big day?

Some leaders may be tempted to help their economies by competitive devaluations, export subsidies or industrial bail-outs.

The latest, inadequate plan for a second Greek bail-out, agreed at a summit in July, should be thrown away and rewritten.

The main reason is to explain its decisions better and restore some legitimacy with a public still seething after crisis-era bail-outs.

it also has an ideological dimension, as seen in the US debate over the efficacy of the stimulus package and the bail-out of Wall Street.

The monitor was required as a condition of her release on bail, so she can't flee while facing kidnapping charges.

The figures suggest that the American tax payers have so far gained rather than lost money from the banking bail-out.

But investor confidence remains muted due to the lack of detail on any bail-out for the Greek economy.

It's hard for members of typical households to see how the bail-out benefitted them.

Mr Obama did better, but neither man explained compellingly that the bail-out on Wall Street was intended to protect Main Street.

The bank bail-outs now being announced will not prevent an economic slowdown.

Suspicions are rife that any bail-out for the banks will inevitably end up bailing out bankers, too, through all manner of hidden channels.

The Tories supported the bank bail-out in 2008, he notes.

Greece, Ireland and Portugal were all forced to accept international bail-outs after their borrowing costs reached that level.

His passport is already with the police and, under the terms of his bail, he is not permitted to travel abroad.

The Soyuz would serve as a "bail-out capsule" in case of a life-threatening emergency.

A judge ultimately found no evidence that Mr. Bradford had ever made such a threat, Mr. Reuland said, and let him remain free on bail.

Senator Bail Organa was the First Chairman and Viceroy of Alderaan, a hero of the Clone Wars, and the head of the Royal Family of Alderaan.

Protectionism is already gaining ground in the US, with the proposed bail-out of the American car industry.

Lawyers for Jon, who has denied the charges, said it could take a few days to post bail.

Given the scale of the crisis, only America's bail-out package is of a size to make much difference anyway.

In a currency union, borrowers speculate on a bail-out and do not let exploding public and current account deficits bother them.

In an effort to minimise the cost of future bail-outs , regulators are seeking far-reaching powers to close failing banks in an orderly way.

She was the only one granted bail.

The French torpedoed it. Spot the link with last week, when a French proposal for a European bail-out was torpedoed by the Germans.

Matt was now on bail for a serious firearms offence, and he was continuing to act recklessly.

Or they could bail it out, rewarding creditors and counter parties at the expense of taxpayers (AIG).

Public opinion is ambiguous: voters tell pollsters they dislike bail-outs, but do not want to see the euro destroyed.

His position made him a crucial figure in arranging bail-outs for Greece, Ireland and Portugal.

In violation of his bail, he would stay out drinking with friends, sometimes not coming home for days.

If that happens, the losses of any bank will be for its shareholders; they should not expect any bail-out.

He was released on bail in 2004 and allowed to leave the country.

Ireland's spectacular bail-out of its banks, just months after they passed the stress tests, also rattled investors.

Even if it succeeds, a bridging loan assures that the debate over a bail-out will drag on.

Asian governments have insisted on the need for a US bail-out to protect their sovereign investments.

The bank bail-out could cost less than expected.

On Thursday, a New York federal judge granted bail to one of the suspects, saying he didn't view her as a 'trained agent. '

The bank bail-outs hog attention, but many of the government's crisis measures were designed to prop up the shadow system.

Many influential Germans think the ECB has reneged on the "no bail-out" pledge at the heart of monetary union.

It would not bail out tottering funds but would buy securities from their healthy peers in a panic, helping them to meet redemptions.

It's grotesque to ask countries with real poverty to bail out wealthy European states.

For the moment , the bail-out tacticians are in overdrive . But the strategists' moment is approaching .

We in business need to be philosophical: if taxpayers are required to bail out banks or other businesses, they should expect a say.

The bail-out confirmed everyone's assumption that Abu Dhabi would not let the second-biggest member of the UAE fail.

Revenues could be used to co-finance the bank bail-out fund.

The "frozen" reserves appear to be the result of the unexpected sequence of bank bail-outs in 2008.

The figure is not a complete picture of Fed finances as it excludes its company-specific bail-outs and purchases of long-term assets.

Congress took advantage of the bail-out to impose caps on bonuses paid by banks taking money from the state.

Bail sent Leia on a mission to locate Obi-Wan Kenobi and recruit him into the Alliance to help face the Death Star challenge.

US Airways' employees apparently expect its creditors or the federal government to bail it out again.

Conversely, a recovering economy means fewer bank failures, so government balance-sheets are less likely to be strained by bail-outs.

Now, in the name of systemic risk, bail-outs have poured staggering sums into the failed institutions that brought the economy down.

That Germany has taken the lead is not surprising. The economy is performing quite well and it will pay the biggest share of any bail-out.

Moreover, all the arguments over rescue funds and bank bail-outs are in the end about who will pay, not whether the system is worth saving.

It is, in other words, the beginnings of a bail-out in disguise.

Even worse, the wrong sort of bail-out could debase the euro, as happened to the mark in the 1920s.

After a lot of talk, Ireland's bail-out package, led by the European Union, did not impose losses on creditors.

Greek bail-out would no doubt face a challenge in Germany's constitutional court.

South Africa offered to bail out Swaziland if the kingdom enacted political and economic reforms. King Mswati has so far refused its money.

That was the work of Mrs Merkel, who knows her voters oppose a bail-out for Greece.

"Smith was lucky enough to bail out and quit the company just before it went bankrupt. "

The good news is that, if necessary, Beijing would doubtless step up to the plate and bail the company out.

All these bail-outs, not to speak of the economic shock that will follow the financial one, are going to push up public borrowing.

The suspicion might be that Germany is setting conditions for its support in reinforcing an urgently needed bail-out fund.

Opel is currently under a cloud after Germany declined to bail it out.

Swapping good assets for bad assets can in fact be considered a bail out of the banking system on a gigantic scale.

Mr Paulson, who did after all insert a clause in the bail-out plan allowing himself to switch course, may have been ruled by realpolitik .

The hope now is that this will stand Portugal in good stead if the country needs to follow Greece in seeking a second bail-out.

Japan's government is struggling to pass its bail-out of Tokyo Electric Power Company, owner of the doomed Fukushima nuclear plant.

As Dubai's crisis deepened, everyone waited for its oil-rich neighbour to bail it out.

Slovakia's hesitation over expanding the bail-out fund almost gave him "a heart attack" .

The Fed is now guilty by association, seen as too close to banks, too quick to bail them out and too generous and secretive when it does so.

This bill does nothing but bail out Wall Street and large corporate America.

One of the biggest problems is pensions, which will dwarf the cost of the recent bank bail-out.

A senior UBS manager acknowledges that his firm could be called upon to help bail out other brokers if something went wrong.

Further bail-outs of Greece and Portugal in the form of loans from the rest of the eurozone are unlikely.

Without a bail-out, the financial system would have remained paralysed, making the subsequent recession much deeper and longer.

Relative to the size of the economy, this is still far less than the cost of the Irish bail-out.