Sentence examples for contingent guarantees from inspiring English sources

Issuing contingent guarantees does not remove that risk.

The resulting serial collapse of Wall Street behemoths, in turn, led Uncle Sam to step in and issue his own brand of increasingly hard-to-value securities–some $24 trillion (according to Neal Barofsky, Congress TARPP watchdog) in contingent guarantees to all manner of financial companies.

The resulting serial collapse of Wall Street behemoths, in turn, led Uncle Sam to step in and issue his own brand of increasingly hard-to-value securities--some $24 trillion (according to Neal Barofsky, Congress TARPP watchdog) in contingent guarantees to all manner of financial companies.

Possibly this would have to be supplemented with general obligation debt or some type of contingent city guarantee.

"The whole package is contingent on loan guarantees that they aren't going to get, so there is no purpose to vote," Joe Tiberi, a spokesman for the machinists' union, said tonight.

Banks may have entered into contingent credit (or guarantee) arrangements with the intermediary.

Focusing on the Ras Gas project, we relate its credit spreads as a measure of investor risk perceptions to firm-specific risk factors in the context of 25-year supply agreements, debt covenants, and a debt-service guarantee contingent on output prices.

In August 1867, the Navy turned over Oneota and Catawba to Swift & Co. contingent on a guarantee that they would be returned in good shape if they could not be sold, and the company began refitting them for Peruvian service.

In August 1867, the Navy turned over Catawba and to Swift & Co. contingent on a guarantee that they would be returned in good shape if they could not be sold, and the company began refitting them for Peruvian service.

The government has big contingent liabilities, arising from guarantees, public-private partnerships and publicly owned firms.

(Japan has pledged $1.8 billion and Taiwan another $1.2 billion in credit guarantees, neither contingent upon the lifting of controls).