Examples of using Geithner in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I can't get Geithner.
What did Geithner know and when?
Where's that money coming from, Mr. Geithner?'.
Geithner, from the Treasury Department.
Obama says would not accept Geithner resignation".
Geithner has vowed not to repeat that mistake.
Treasury remains optimistic that taxpayers will get back every dollar of theirinvestment in AIG," Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said in a statement.
Geithner has been a failure at pretty much everything he's done in life.
China's undervalued currency imposes costs not only on U.S. companies buton other countries that have more flexible exchange rates, Geithner said.
Geithner promptly crammed the Treasury Department full of lobbyists like his.
You are seeing them talk about a better balance between growth and austerity, meaning a somewhat more gradual,softer path toward restoring fiscal sustainability," Geithner said.
Geithner was the president of the New York Federal Reserve during the crisis and one of the key players in the decision to pay Goldman Sachs.
China's currency is substantially undervalued and Beijing is moving too slowly to fulfill its promise to let it rise,Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Wednesday.
In his court statement, McGraw said Geithner called him on Aug. 8, 2011, after S&P was the only credit ratings company to downgrade the U.S. debt.
Our policy has been and will always be, as long, at least, as I'm in this job,that a strong dollar is in our interest as a country," Geithner said in response to a question.
That weekend, Henry Paulson and Timothy Geithner, president of the New York Federal Reserve called an emergency meeting with the CEOs of the major banks in an effort to rescue Lehman.
Minister Lagardes exceptional talent and broad experience will provide invaluable leadership for this indispensable institution at a critical time for the global economy,US Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner said in a statement.
Geithner, 51, is the only remaining member of Obama's original economic team and was a key figure in the taxpayer- funded bailouts during the 2008 financial crisis.
We're actually very supportive of that process and we will be verysupportive of it this week,” U.S. Treasury Timothy Geithner said, avoiding past rhetoric about Europe needing to do more first to erect its own financial firewall.
Geithner warned that if the government is prevented from borrowing, it would push interest rates higher and cause,"a financial crisis potentially more severe than the crisis from which we are only starting to recover.".
Indeed, CEOs tend to give fairly high marks to his economic team: they may not have enjoyed being lecturedabout Keynesian stimulus by Larry Summers and Tim Geithner, both now departed, but they sensed the economists knew their subject.
Geithner, 51, the only remaining member of Obama's original economic team, has told White House officials he doesn't want to serve in a second term and intends to leave the job by the end of the month.
The Euro failed to hold the 1.3000 area as expected, recorded highs in the 1.3013 and the pair then fell to record lows of 1.2809, the pair apparently tries to set new records and maintains the 1.2988 but itis estimated that much volatility in the pair suffer especially when talking Geithner.
Geithner was the President of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, the most powerful in the private'Federal' Reserve cartel that masquerades as America's'central bank', and he is a former employee of both the Council on Foreign Relations and the appalling Kissinger Associates.
We have a financial system that is run by private shareholders, managed by private institutions, and we would like to do ourbest to preserve that system,” says Timothy Geithner, the Treasury secretary- as he prepares to put taxpayers on the hook for that system's immense losses.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Europe was only at the initial stages of a long and difficult path toward fiscal sustainability and warned heavily indebted countries not to resort to draconian measures to fix their budgets, according to congressional testimony released on Monday.
“We have a financial system that is run by private shareholders, managed by private institutions, and we’d like to do our best to preserve that system,†says Timothy Geithner, the Treasury secretary  as he prepares to put taxpayers on the hook for that system’s immense losses.”.
Speaking at a meeting with China President Hu Jintao on Friday, Geithner said:"Mr. President, I just want to make it clear that we believe that despite the challenges we face, despite our differences, despite the inevitable tensions in our relationship, we are building a stronger economic relationship.".
Obama, Geithner and the Democratic leadership in Congress never seriously entertained enacting the most obvious and necessary reform at all- breaking up the so-called“systemically important financial institutions”(the congressional term for“banks so huge we will have to bail them out if they collapse”).