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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.

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.

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

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.

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

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?

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

In all things trust ME but do not use MY plans as an excuse to bail out from your responsibilities.

IfIceland keeps recovering, only one conclusion is possible: You don't need to bail out banks after all.

'It appeared that he was going to continue to bail out the banks, the auto industry, and of course he did. '

It performed ineptly in the run up to the financial crisis and in refusing to bail out Lehman Brothers.

"China cannot be expected to bail out the eurozone unless it opens hurdles to China and other high growth markets, " Jin said.

For better or worse, the authorities have decided to bail out their financial systems with taxpayer money.

Lord knows, the Obama Administration is not going to bail out hedge funds, CDOs, private equity firms (Cerberus? ), or Donald Trump.

He didn't say whether it is a good time to bail out of the market, but he isn't exactly in a bullish mood when it comes to stocks.

There is nothing inherently wrong with the model, except when government steps in to bail out banks when these bets fail.

There could also be pressure on the government to bail out various parts of the public sector.

And the state would keep buying up the surplus, effectively offering to use its huge dollar reserves to bail out local firms.

The debate about whether or not to bail out the Big Three carmakers has been mischaracterised.

Meanwhile, protesters around the world will take a dim view of distrusted politicians deciding to bail out banks again.

Voters and lawmakers in fiscally frugal Germany are loathe to open their wallets to bail out more free-spending peers.

The diversification, along with a bunch of franchisee lawsuits over excessively marked-up food, forced Katz to bail out.

Of course, the reason why a widening sovereign debt crisis is so serious is that there is no one to bail out large governments.

Germans may have to bail out Greece or Spain without any power to choose a Greek or Spanish government committed to reform.

London cannot stake its survival as a financial centre on the continued willingness of UK taxpayers to bail out its banks.

Unlike Greece, these economic giants might be too big to bail out.

I'd understand if you wanted to bail out of this relationship.

Ms James is currently looking for another company to bail out Doomco by buying it. This would be a bailout.

While it's at it, it is expected to bail out Greece.

Unlike the grand coalition, it will not gnaw away at earlier reforms and might think harder about whether to bail out companies like Opel.

The willingness of central banks to use interest-rate cuts to bail out financial markets only added to the speculative enthusiasm.

Without these powers, Washington has had no choice but to bail out huge financial firms on the verge of collapse.

The standard becomes so high, it's not easy to bail out if you didn't find a soul mate.

Obama is the one shaking down the taxpayer to "bail out" the big international investment banks.

In Denmark the central bank felt obliged to bail out a small lender on September 22nd.

Virginia and other southern states that had paid off their debts resented being asked to pay taxes to bail out the others.

It began in Greece in early 2010, but in recent weeks it has spread to Italy and Spain, nations that are simply too big to bail out.

Last week, eurozone governments started preparations, for the first time, to bail out one of their fellow members.

Their decision not to bail out Lehman Brothers was based on a complete misreading of the economic psychology.

Then the other, altogether less romantic, service is at hand to allow either party the chance to bail out if things turn sour.

Some change is inevitable after the crisis, which forced governments to bail out some of the world's biggest banks.

Savers are already penalised by record low interest rates, as central banks try to bail out debtors.

It has lowish public debt but some fear it cannot afford to bail out its crippled savings banks.

Unlike when Wall Street firms stepped in to bail out hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management a decade ago, today's banks are much weaker.

These partnerships made fortunes in the paston deals that society will have to bail out.

The pilot had to Bail out of the Broken plane.

It is not the duty of government to bail out and reward those who act irresponsibly , whether they are big banks or small borrowers.

when the storm rose on the lake , we had to bail out to reach the shore safely.

Troubles in that unit have forced the government to bail out the giant insurer, so far to the tune of $173 billion.

If EU leaders have to bail out Portugal, they may find they have already used quite a big chunk of their fund.

This may create an incentive for outside stakeholders or the firm's debtholders to bail out the firm as bankruptcy looms.

In fact, a plan to bail out the carmakers would benefit shareholders and bondholders as much as anybody else.

If taxpayers are required to bail out investment banks, the governments need to impose tighter limits on the risks those banks can take.

Among them: keeping each other informed of measures to bail out banks, including slapping sanctions on the chiefs of failed banks.

They bailed out the banks in days. But even deciding to bail out the planet is taking decades.

Progress on a deal to bail out Greece may also help to steady investors' nerves .

By these standards, the decision not to bail out Lehman looked right.

If central banks try to bail out Wall Street, it would lead to high inflation for years.

True, countries united to bail out banks and craft stimulus plans to avert a global depression.

The firewall is the permanent mechanism to bail out troubled eurozone nations.

The other approach was to bail out lenders.

They have rustled up enough money to bail out banks to have financed the millennium goals many times over.

If EU leaders agree to bail out Portugal, they may find they have already used quite a big chunk of their fund.

It will have to find a way to bail out local governments and at least some of the government-affiliated lenders.

Middle-class taxpayers worry they cannot afford to bail out companies like GM.

America's House of Representatives voted to bail out two of Detroit's carmakers .

Chances are increasing that the government may need to bail out the two mortgage companies, Poole was quoted as saying.

It is shameful that the citizens of Main Street were forced to "bail out" Wall Street.

It is shameful that the citizens of Main Street were forced to "bail out" Wall Street.

Both the UK and US governments face pressure not merely to bail out these banks, which they have already attempted, but to nationalise them.

But if the scheme is used to bail out insolvent banks, what will the taxpayers get in return?

That forces the government to pledge more cash to bail out the banks, turning that private debt into government debt.

Today, you may say, 'Oh, but I don't want to bail out Fannie and Freddie.

China has invested in EFSF bonds issued to bail out Ireland and Portugal.

First we took emergency action to bail out the banks.

Mr Di-Aping, from Sudan, pointed out that the world paid $1. 3 trillion to bail out the banks in the financial crisis.

It does not want to be seen to bail out financial markets.

That means more moms and dads will face tough questions about whether to bail out their kids, and how to structure the aid if they do.

That means more moms and dads will face tough questions about whether to bail out their kids, and how to structure the aid if they do.

Finnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen said Italy was just too big to bail out.

That should be fine so long as society does not have to bail out Goldman Sachs (or, worse, its creditors) in the future.

The government can't hope to bail out all companies landing in a predicament.

When the engine failed, the pilot told everyone to bail out.

Or social media ploy to get China to bail out Europe?

And we can continue to bail out the banks while pretending to help homeowners.

They are deciding whether to release more money to bail out the Greek economy.

China has the wherewithal to bail out its banks, including $3. 2 trillion in foreign exchange reserves.

Many people on both the right and the left are outraged at the idea of using taxpayer money to bail out America's financial system.

Many people on both the right and the left are outraged at the idea of using taxpayer money to bail out America's financial system.

The grim reality of course is that when the real estate bubble burst the Government was able to "bail-out" private parties.

The government has had to bail out only one big financial institution in the past six weeks.

Now it's reluctant to bail out nations that weren't as prudent. And it doesn't want to get involved in foreign entanglements like Libya.

For the first time in the credit crisis, the government may have run into a problem that is too tough to bail out: commercial real estate.

This is an investment in our futures and it's the returns are a lot greater than the financial markets we trip over ourselves to bail out.

A better reason for refusing to bail out banks is its dire effect on incentives.

The government was right, however, to bail out Fannie and Freddie.

And he suggested that he will need more money to bail out banks than the $700 billion already authorised.

Ostensibly to bail out the newspaper industry but also to foster a life-long habit of learning.

Ostensibly to bail out the newspaper industry but also to foster a life-long habit of learning.

'As we continue to print money to bail out banks and companies, we will continue to destroy the dollar.

'You can't afford to bail out the financial system and the real economy at the same time, ' said Mr. Ashworth.

That means the $2. 6-trillion money-market mutual fund industry wouldn't have any reason to bail out of short-term Treasury issues.

But Italy is too big to bail out.

In the US and Europe, governments are scrambling to bail out not just banks but also car companies.

When the government helped to bail out Dexia, a Franco-Belgian bank, last year, he picked a former adviser, Pierre Mariani, to run it.

We have to bail out the boat to reach the shore safely

Ailing in the east European Union leaders decline to bail out eastern Europe Reuters