Sentence examples for guarantee systems from inspiring English sources

They also have deposits, but deposits are less likely to flee, at least if deposit guarantee systems are trusted.

The case against Iceland was bought by the Surveillance Authority of the European Free Trade Association and revolved around interpretation of a European Union directive requiring that deposits in European banks be covered equally by deposit guarantee systems.

Agency professional in carrying out the activities of its sole responsibility to be seen in a perspective of collaboration with other professional, in a total commitment to the political, civil, scientific sphere raises uniting the provision of public services and the guarantee systems for users.

He calls it a "mutual guarantee" system in which the kibbutz will be financially stable while protecting basic equalities.

Rice is highly politicized in Thailand, and this year, partly to appease disgruntled farmers, the government put in place a price guarantee system that has hurt competitiveness, leading to stockpiles of unsold rice.

But that plan seemed to violate the trust implicit in the deposit guarantee system used throughout the euro zone, in which accounts of less than 100,000 euros are supposed to be government-insured.

But for now in Thailand, the problem is acute enough — and the farmers who make up about a third of the population are still a strong enough political constituency — that the government is taking measures beyond the price guarantee system.

"Europe's reluctance to face up to the problem of its banks is very dangerous," said George Soros, the hedge fund executive, who advocates a centralized regulatory authority and a Europe-wide deposit guarantee system.

The crucial cheque guarantee system was scrapped a couple of weeks ago – which means in effect that consumers have no protection when accepting a cheque – and finding a retailer willing to accept one is next to impossible.

"Europe'sreluctance to faceup to the problemof its banks is verydangerous .George Soros, the hedge fund executive, who advocates a centralized regulatory authority and a Europe-wide deposit guarantee system.

The euro was the Union's highest achievement; a political veto by Germany blocked the boldest solutions proposed by many economists, like mutualizing Europe's debts, issuing common euro zone bonds or creating a joint bank resolution and guarantee system.