The dealer contacts the consumer within 24 hours and extends a guaranteed price before shoppers set foot on the lot.
Still, the banker said, he was not extended a guarantee, and he wound up taking a job elsewhere — with a guarantee.
But his move to extend a guarantee to the banks, some of which were in chronic trouble, did not end the sense that the economy was in virtual freefall.
Whether or not it intervenes directly, the government appears ready to do so indirectly by extending a guarantee to a proposed fund that would buy the stockholdings of Japanese banks.
In an extremely controversial decision, the FDIC tried to stop the bank run by extending a guarantee to uninsured depositors and creditors at the bank.
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.
Now the UPA, which owed its surprise election victory last May in part to rural discontent, has promised to extend a similar guarantee to the nation.To its advocates, a rural employment guarantee represents an historic opportunity to weave India's first reliable social safety net.
Sometimes her intervention has been welcomed, as when Ireland unilaterally extended a deposit guarantee to its banks, putting other countries' banks at a disadvantage.
In September 2008, amid fears that a bank was about to go bust, the government extended a €440bn (£378bn) guarantee to six mainly Irish-owned financial institutions, including Allied Irish.
More importantly for confidence, it also extended a sovereign guarantee for new bank debt and once again expanded the terms of its deposit guarantees.The American moves followed a rare burst of European decisiveness.
