Sentence examples for guarantee to pay from inspiring English sources

In return, Snapple will guarantee to pay the schools at least $8 million a year for five years.

Producers allowed to use the label guarantee to pay farmers a minimum price and a premium for local community projects such as building schools or installing wells.

Critics have warned that a government guarantee to pay £92.50 a megawatt hour of electricity produced could lead to higher bills for consumers.

It was built downtown with $48 million in public subsidies and a guarantee to pay no city rent until it reaches $41 million in annual sales, a level it has thus far failed to approach.

None of the seven banks at the airport would change his euros into dollars, airport officials said, so a Libyan official was obliged to guarantee to pay the fuel bill later in dollars, leaving his identity card as collateral.

The authors suggest the government should auction contracts for particular types of renewable energy, where the government will guarantee to pay the difference between the wholesale price of electricity and the winning bid price.

If that much is invested over a prescribed period, the plan guarantees to pay for the child's education.

What, for example, is to happen to the 7 trillion won that the insolvent banks have guaranteed to pay on behalf of customers who may go bankrupt?

If Mr. Picard's recoveries do not yield $162 million after three years, Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz have guaranteed to pay as much as $29 million.

It is widely imitated.Yet neither buildings nor events are guaranteed to pay off, either financially or in terms of pleasing the citizenry.

He had organized the tournament almost singlehanded, announced the cash prizes & guaranteed to pay the difference himself should the gate receipts prove insufficient.