Sentence examples for economic guarantees from inspiring English sources
But it has no security or economic guarantees from the West.
But he said Washington must provide unspecified "security and economic" guarantees in return.
In this case, the jockeying occurs largely over contested 200-mile exclusive economic zones, guaranteed to countries by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
"President Obama is knocking out another few rungs on the economic ladder, guaranteeing that more people will not be able to climb it".
A former governor of New York, he based his presidency on the ideal that the government should be the arbiter of the nation's conflicting economic forces, guaranteeing justice both to capitalists and to workers with his "Square Deal" and dispensing favours to no one.
A concept note from his ministry, last revised in December, explains that they will "have smart (intelligent) physical, social, institutional and economic infrastructure", guaranteeing their residents employment opportunities and "a very high quality of life, comparable with any developed European city".
Women entrepreneurs who are working jointly in economic groups guarantee themselves to acquire loans from microfinance institutions, by using the group as guarantor.
The above constrained maximization problem means that an advanced country maximizes its economic welfare guaranteeing the minimal utility level of the counterpart developing country at the level of U ¯.
It began when the New Deal-era stopped Court stoprotectingcting fundamental economic liberties guaranteed by the Constitution.
Iran would ask the U.S. to lift economic sanctions, guarantee Iran access to peaceful nuclear technology, and oppose anti-Iranian terrorist groups.
Mr. Hettinga brought suit to challenge the new law as both an unconstitutional bill of attainder -- that is, a piece of legislation that punishes a single person or a small group of people -- and as a violation of his economic liberties guaranteed by the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment.
