Seek more "no torture" guarantees overseas so that foreign terror suspects can be deported.
Now Altavista has scaled back to two to three co-productions with foreign partners a year, thereby guaranteeing overseas distribution first.
By the end of the European Middle Ages, monarchs granted charters that guaranteed overseas trading companies monopolies of trade (and in some cases government) within a specified foreign geographic area.
But quality alone doesn't guarantee success overseas.
For many years, those securities, which carried an implicit — that is, not certain — government guarantee, were popular overseas because they yielded more than Treasury bonds but seemed to have little additional risk.
But foreign education options are expensive, sometimes fraudulent and don't always guarantee a good job overseas or at home.
"Britons tend to dash overseas for guaranteed sunshine during the summer," said Elliott Frisby of Visit Britain.
Although Japan is not officially in recession -- defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth -- recent statistics and the slowdown overseas all but guarantee the economy will meet that requirement.
Hyundai Engineering and Construction, the largest of South Korea's huge, debt-plagued construction companies, got a fresh reprieve today when its lead creditor, the Korea Exchange Bank, promised to guarantee $400 million in loans for overseas projects.
One example is a multinational making $10 million in Ireland on "hard" (i.e. physical) investments that would generate a tax bill of just $100,000, guaranteeing a lot of untaxed overseas profits.
Guarantee that jobs won't go overseas in future trade deals?
