Sentence examples for decided to guarantee from inspiring English sources
The Treasury has also decided to guarantee money market funds.
Greece lied about its statistics, Ireland decided to guarantee the enormous debts of its reckless banking sector and Portugal borrowed cheap money but did not restructure its economy.
That is one reason the federal government decided to guarantee food safety during the last century — and why it must continue to do so in this one.
Before the Supreme Court decided to guarantee a woman's right to seek a legal abortion in 1973, making Roe the law of the land, the procedure was banned in 30 states.
Was this a proper use of the state's resources and a precedent to be proud of – the first time any state in the west had decided to guarantee the basic subsistence of many of its citizens?
And property-related bank losses in Ireland, according to one Irish economist cited by Mr. Lewis, now come to roughly 106 billion euros; and since, Mr. Lewis says, a "handful of Irish politicians and bankers had decided to guarantee all the debts of the biggest Irish banks," those losses "alone would absorb every penny of Irish taxes for the next four years".
And if the government decides to guarantee debt, it should guarantee the debt of banks, not of holding companies.
But in fact Spain's interest rates dropped as a result of drastic changes in the policy of the ECB: in 2012 the ECB decided to basically guarantee Spanish and Italian bonds; it has lowered short-term interest rates and also began quantitative easing in March 2015 to lower long-term rates and provide a monetary stimulus.
America decided 35 years ago to guarantee health care to older citizens, and while some politicians may dream of turning back the clock, they won't say so in public.
So when the good people of the Boston Athletic Association decided to extend a guaranteed entry to all the 2013 runners who hadn't been able to finish, of course I accepted.
At least in Ireland's case, investors bought bonds issued by privately owned Irish banks on the basis of their credit standing and risk before the Irish government decided to add its guarantee to such bonds to save the banks.
