collateral

They took the collateral for all this and everything else you've got.

If you have collateral, the bank rate is 25 percent a year.

One thing may be a necessary collateral of the others.

They go mostly to women and are given without any collateral.

They were expected to use their land and resources as collateral.

As for collateral, it offered nothing but its good name.

Collateral damage from this would be a story in itself.

We will never know the collateral damage from the 1947 program.

"There will be a 12-month window to move forward on these collateral issues."

The collateral damage would have been higher than it was of course.

Government agencies may, however, be able to provide collateral services such as social workers.

They will probably also seek to get some collateral as part of the final deal.

Other societies used the services of their family members or themselves as collateral.

And he knew that the banks did not want his collateral which they held.

If they find anything suspicious, I'm going to use up some of my collateral.

And if they're willing to take that collateral, so be it.

"Do you have anything to put up as collateral for bail?"

This would also prevent them from using it as collateral.

It might even give you collateral to borrow money on.

So this is the kind of collateral damage being done to those places.

A collateral contract may be between one of the parties and a third party.

She herself would see that the estate was put up as collateral.

If you're interested in collateral, these bonds are probably not for you.

If the complex were sold, other collateral would have to be raised.

It must be dealt with in the same way as financial collateral.

And, he added, when scores of Palestinian children are killed, "that's 'collateral damage.' "

"In hindsight, should we have called it 'Permission to Engage' rather than 'Collateral Murder'?"

'Collateral damage'?

'Collateral damage,' " Victor heard Ginny muttering.

An AI spokesperson, Kate Gilmore, said that "[t]he pattern, scope and scale of the attacks makes Israel's claim that this was 'collateral damage', simply not credible".

"We attach high importance to their statements about limited scope and duration," Mr. Holbrooke said, "and we have repeatedly stressed our deep concern about the danger of what the military euphemistically calls 'collateral damage,' and which you all understand to mean something less attractive than that."

Is it possible they took some of the dialogue from the Wikileaks 'Collateral Murder' video; those nice, well trained, professional US servicemen in a helicopter gunning down a dozen civilans and a Reuters crew with lines like 'light 'em up' and 'nice shooting'.

To start with, there is the semantic confusion: the air war against the whole of Yugoslavia is described as the 'situation in Kosovo'. The NATO aerial bombing of civilian targets - power stations, television headquarters, schools and buses - is defined as an 'involuntary error' or 'collateral damage'.