用claw back造句子，“claw back”造句

A better alternative would be to claw back the subsidy Banks get through being too big to fail.

That is often because governments try to claw back control, in myriad ways.

Mr Obama has been forced into the embarrassing position of instructing his treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, to see if there are any legal ways to claw back the money.

Christopher McFadden of Goldman Sachs points out that clients have started to claw back much of the lucrative sales rebate (some prefer to call it kickback) PBMs get from drugs manufacturers.