Sentence examples for form of guaranteed from inspiring English sources

There are also massive global consequences, in the form of guaranteed emissions.

So the case for market efficiency says nothing about whether we should have, say, some form of guaranteed health insurance, aid to the poor and so forth.

Through one or another variation of this process, the people of every other wealthy democracy on earth have obtained for themselves some form of guaranteed health insurance or universal health care.

The cheapest way is through a Chilean port.Chilean officials retort that they have already granted Bolivia access to the sea, in the form of guaranteed tariff-free use of Arica and Antofagasta, where it operates its own customs service and warehouses.

Up to two-thirds of Germany's people have said in opinion surveys that they oppose a bailout, which according to the draft legislation would send $11.2 billion to Greece this year, in the form of guaranteed loans through the state development bank.

Evidence demands the conclusion that the current form of guaranteed, lifetime public sector pension plans (in many municipalities, as much as 80% of the average salary for an employee's last three years) offered by all levels of government, including municipalities, are not sustainable.

Of this, $100 billion is in the form of guarantees for foreign-currency debts.

Such mortgages might vanish, or become too costly, without some form of guarantee.

But even these willing contributors are keen for the Treasury to provide some form of guarantee on construction risk.

Why, for example, would any homeowner be reassured by it if it carried no form of guarantee?

The insurance companies had provided a form of guarantee, known as surety bonds, in the event that Enron did not make good on its obligations.