In the heat of competition, auction houses had granted guarantees that exceeded estimates, a highly risky strategy.
Large bank managers attach high importance to information from the central credit register, while they assign a medium-high importance to information on granted guarantees.
216684 Donald Carty AMR The World's Freest Labor Markets American's three major unions were fuming late last week when they learned that, after they narrowly agreed to deep pay cuts, the company's top executives were granted guaranteed bonuses and pension protection in the event of a bankruptcy.
Regarding the quantitative information on large companies (Table 1), the 2010 data point out the following: Large bank managers attach high importance to information from the central credit register, while they assign a medium-high importance to information on granted guarantees.
I am delighted that drivers are granted guaranteed rest periods, and I believe that checking their implementation is also important.
Types, amounts and terms of granting guarantees and compensations in these cases are defined by the Federal Law.
In October 2008, the Financial Market Stability Act and the Interbank Market Support Act became effective to support the interbank market, allow the government to grant guarantees, assume bank liabilities and acquire bank equity.
Does receiving a Student Arts Grant guarantee access to rehearsal, performance/exhibition, and/or storage space?
Last year, for example, Smith introduced legislation requiring that all scientists applying for federal grants guarantee, in a special section of their grant applications, that their work is in "the national interest".
Yet again, in the heat of the financial crisis, the government granted generous guarantees to private industry far too cheaply.
In 1968, the state granted sufficient guarantees to allow a new ferry to be purchased.
