Sentence examples for for some guarantees from inspiring English sources

Brenda Jones, president of Local 62, said, "The city has a $53 million surplus sitting there from the workers making concessions over the years". The union last struck the city in 1980, then accepted a contract that contained economic concessions in return for some guarantees against layoffs.

That is not only a waste of resources (power and frequency), but also insufferable for SUs, especially for the SUs who lease spectrum for some guarantees of QoS.

Pressed by David Dimbleby, Mr Miliband said he was ruling out both a coalition and "confidence and supply" - a looser arrangement where one party agrees to support another in votes of confidence and on the budget (supply) in return for some guaranteed policy concessions.

According to a Washington Post article, at least Ryan Crocker, the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, understands that soon enough we'll have no Iraqis working for us if we don't provide some guarantees for their safety (the same article also cites the Department of Homeland Security memo first reported on this blog).

Perhaps the most he can hope for is some guarantee that Georgians living in the Gali region will be safe.

Ukraine then expressed reservations about the complete removal of the weapons from the country before it could obtain some guarantees for its security as well as financial compensation for the dismantling and transportation of the warheads.

Backed by the president this week, he insists that he will not withdraw the contract, though he is prepared to talk about improving some guarantees for those who are fired.

Backed by Mr Chirac this week, he insists that he will not withdraw the contract, though he is prepared to talk about improving some guarantees for those who are fired.

Western diplomats here believe the consultations, including envoys from nations who will be represented on the United Nations Security Council, will unfold to Iraq's final efforts to avert war and win some guarantees for the future of Mr. Hussein's Government.

This month, the United States Energy Department produced a short list of four reactor projects eligible for some loan guarantees.

But trust also involves the risk that people we trust will not pull through for us; for, if there were some guarantee that they would pull through, then we would have no need to trust them.[1] Thus, trust is also dangerous.