Sentence examples for commercial guarantees from inspiring English sources

We've spent a great deal of effort to make sure we preserve the original file bit-for-bit, even providing commercial guarantees to our customers.

(34) In order to ensure transparency, certain transparency requirements for commercial guarantees should be provided.

Member States should be free to lay down rules on other aspects of commercial guarantees not covered by this Directive, provided that those rules do not deprive consumers of the protection afforded to them by the fully harmonised provisions of this Directive on commercial guarantees.

Finally, in relation to the right of redress of the trader and commercial guarantees, Member States should be free to provide more detailed conditions on the exercise of such rights.

In addition, in certain areas regulated by this Directive Member States should also be free to lay down rules in relation to those aspects which are not regulated in this Directive : this concerns limitation periods for exercising the consumers' rights and commercial guarantees.

Moreover in order to improve legal certainty and to avoid that consumers are misled, this Directive should provide that where commercial guarantee conditions contained in advertisements or pre-contractual information are more favourable to the consumer than those included in the guarantee statement the more advantageous conditions should prevail.

In order to deal with another potentially calamitous collapse, like that of Lehman Brothers, Dimon supports a "resolution mechanism" for investment banks, much as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seizes a failed commercial bank, guarantees its counterparties and then dismantles it, finds a buyer or puts in new management.

Simple commercial incentives guarantee that all in-print and backlisted books will before long be scanned into the great library.

He offers landlords a commercial agreement, guaranteeing the rent, while new tenants are put on a "licence" rather than a conventional assured shorthold tenancy.

This 30-second commercial, titled "Guarantee," was released by Jon S. Corzine in his campaign for the Democratic nomination for United States Senate from New Jersey.

By the end of June that year, the prospectus declared, the project had "pre-sold approximately 64percentt of the building's condominium and commercial units," guaranteeing receipts on completion of the project of at least $278.7 million.