Sentence examples for groups which guarantee from inspiring English sources

Its borrowers, who are nearly all women, are organized in groups, which guarantee the loans.

But Grameen organises borrowers into groups which guarantee a loan to any member (exerting peer pressure for repayment).

Kerry said that "regrettably" one member – Russia – had failed to appear for a meeting of the so-called Budapest agreement group, which guaranteed Ukraine's borders after it renounced nuclear weapons in the 1990s.

We use this to give conditions on P which guarantee that Q P) is simple and purely infinite, and give applications to self-similar groups and Zappa Szép products of semigroups.

They are the ones which guarantee the most income.

In addition, the data were collected from patients who had been identified in the general population, rather than from clinically selected groups, which should guarantee that the studied sample encompasses a wide spectrum of respiratory conditions.

This difference may be explained by the interaction between the negatively charged phosphate group in SPC and positively charged amino group in MMC, which guarantees the integrity of MMC SPC complex being released from the nanoparticles first and then followed by the MMC dissociation from the complex in the pH 7.2 PBS medium.

In [23], a grouping algorithm called MobHid, which guarantees longer lifetime of the group structure, was proposed.

No noticeable tissue toxicity or abnormality was found in the corresponding tissue H&E staining images of all tested groups, which further guaranteed the in vivo safety of HRP RGD NPs for biomedical applications.

Since the F-PDSO algorithm classifies the current active PBSs into two different groups and handles each group on its own characteristics, which guarantees that PBSs with similar characteristics can be handled (i.e., switched on or off) fairly, and gives more opportunity to some PBSs with relatively small utility to be switched off.

There's a lot of action: reservations are not accepted for parties under six, which guarantees large groups, and much milling as people wait.