Sentence examples for guarantee of some from inspiring English sources

But whoever espouses these ideas also tends to see the barrier as an effective, additional guarantee of some semblance of normal life in Israel.

The present government is seen as somehow a guarantee of some security for Christians – but tens of thousands have already fled Syria, never to return.

Perhaps you can get the refinisher to try a small section, or to do the job with a guarantee of some kind.

This model theoretically limits the risk to publishers by giving them a guarantee of some money, even as Snap tries new ad formats that may fall flat.

In the months following September 2008, when the government, after a night-long crisis meeting, was forced to give a guarantee of some ¤400bn – money we had no hope of ever having – to save the Irish banks from collapse, we used to say that it would fall to our children to pay for our financial folly.

In the months after September 2008, when the Irish government, after a night-long crisis meeting, was forced to give a guarantee of some 400 billion euros — money we had no hope of ever having — to save the Irish banks from collapse, we used to say that it would fall to our children to pay for our financial folly.

She characterized Caesars' removal of the parent company guarantee on some of its debt as "an impermissible out-of-court debt restructuring achieved through collective action".

Details remain unclear, but it appeared that Greek creditors would receive guarantees of some kind to protect them from further losses.

The president praised a bipartisan Senate effort to replace Fannie and Freddie with a system that would charge lenders for explicit government guarantees of some mortgage loans.

Last fall, after it became evident that the firm's profits would disappoint, Mr. Davis disclosed that about 100 lawyers had guarantees of some kind, putting the firm in financial straits.

In the meantime, it is hoped that what amount to bank guarantees of some debt — coupled with the fact the Federal Reserve is the lender of last resort for banks — will persuade investors like money market funds to buy securities issued by the new conduit.