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Polly ends by bemoaning plans to tackle violence against women, including the millions of pounds directed to specialist domestic and sexual violence support services and to stalking helplines, as well as guarantees for legal aid for the domestic violence victims.

Employees of Banespa, a government-owned Brazilian bank due to be privatized next month, went on indefinite strike today, demanding a public vote on the sell-off as well as guarantees for themselves.

Does Rajoy include in the "vulnerable families" the people who used their own homes as guarantees for their children's mortgages -- older people who are now also threatened with eviction?

A union contract supersedes the "at will" doctrine and also states other employer obligations, such as guarantees for sick time or vacation.

On Monday, Commerzbank became the first commercial lender to take the cash, more than $10 billion, as well as government guarantees for $19 billion in new debt.

At a late stage Mr Geithner rejected the idea of a government-run bad bank (as well as blanket guarantees for noxious assets), put off by the high upfront cost and the problems it would have valuing the debt.

The government pledged to back up its commitment with as much as €1 billion, or $1.3 billion, in loan guarantees for as long as three years.

Speaking in Russian, Mr Yanukovych said he would return to Ukraine "as soon as there are guarantees for my security and that of my family".

Although $10 billion of that would come as loan guarantees for which the government could at least demand warrants or some other reward for its risk, $5 billion is an outright gift to companies thoughtful enough to fly people around for profit.

These business models cover the fields of planning, finance, ramp up, revamping, take back as well as a guarantee for the availability to supply maintenance and repair.

The nationalized German lender Hypo Real Estate Holding will receive extra loan guarantees for as much as 40 billion euros ($50.8 billion) as it moves to offload troubled assets into a "bad bank," the government's financial sector rescue fund said.