quilted blanket English

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To begin with, they enacted a general guarantee for the entire banking system to stem panic (providing blanket protection to all but the shareholders).

Deflation, on the other hand, increases debt, and feels like being smothered by a lead blanket.

But a blanket policy would be a mistake.

Israelis have become used to blanket accusations.

I believe that Obama knows that Hillary realizes that conflict emerges from these problems, and that using military intervention without addressing them is merely the equivalent of throwing a blanket into a volcano.

Oppressive, blanket regulation, which may be necessary in complex and unpredictable financial markets, may not be relevant in a rural community - or, worse, it may stifle efforts to promote financial inclusion.

The blanket suspicion that was widely seen as falling on all Muslims after every terrorist attack was also strongly resented.

As everyone who has ever had an unpalatable job knows, shutting off the alarm and pulling the blanket over one's head is not a solution.

If you throw your blanket too wide, you cannot complain about nasty bedfellows.

Investors, who viewed Greenspan as a warm security blanket, now lavish him with fat six-figure speaking fees.

If an interrogator promises better food or an extra blanket, the guards must provide it; if an interrogator wants the detainee's cell to remain brightly lit all night, that must happen, too.

If they are expected to muddle through, a blanket debt write-down would weaken banks and might slow economic growth.

This might work, but the first wall of the blanket will need to be not only leak-proof and porous, but also sufficiently permeable to neutrons, which have to hit the lithium atoms beyond it.

Completing the recapitalization would remove the incentive to deleverage, at which point the blanket guarantee can be withdrawn.

Nor should national security be used as a blanket excuse for public authorities' interference with personal freedoms.

To his credit, British Prime Minister David Cameron clearly understands the importance of increasing the military pressure on ISIS; he had been held back by a head-under-the-blanket faction in his own Conservative Party and in Parliament as a whole.