Examples of using Bailout in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The bailout committee.
First, we should talk about a bailout.
But how do you bailout a planet?
The bailout goes down in three days.
We better get that bailout.
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I am for a bailout as long as there is accountability.
I wouldn't call that a bailout.
No one is using the term bailout money except for you, Wayne.
Greece may need third bailout.
I needed that bailout money, and I no longer have it.
TARP was only a small part of the bailout.
Do you call it"The bailout of Greece"?
Germany approves talks on new Greek bailout.
We aren't asking for a bailout or a handout, just a fair deal.
Is Greece on the way to another Bailout?
The failure of the bailout has left me in a rather obsequious position.
Could make $15.1 billion on AIG bailout.
If the bailout doesn't pass, we're screwed because Bush, and thus you, will be blamed for it.
Nobody gave them a bailout,” he says.
The Tea Party movementwas born in the wake of the Wall Street bailout.
Bank heads then bragged to the press that they were hoarding the bailout money and using it to buy up smaller, healthy banks and insurance companies.
Arrest all the criminals that stole the banker bailout money!
It was kind of interestingbecause in the morning, from 9 to 11, they were discussing the bailout package-- how many billions to invest in saving the Danish economy.
In Europe,Ireland returns to the debt market for the first time since getting a bailout.
And now we're watching as Congress passes yet another provision thatwas written by lobbyists for the biggest recipient of bailout money in the history of the country.
If you internalize this document,you should be able to field basic questions about the bailout.
First of all,Greece would likely find it impossible to repay its bailout loans.
Germany's finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble,has admitted for the first time that Greece will need another bailout.
He earned $5 million from the hedge fund D. E. Shaw, and collected $2.7 million in speaking fees fromWall Street companies that received government bailout money.