Therefore, coal certainly should bear the responsibility of guaranteeing the supply of electricity.
Consider, for example, the fact that the government has no legal responsibility for guaranteeing the debt of Fannie and Freddie; nonetheless, it is widely believed that there is an implicit guarantee (because there is!), and this is very much reflected in the price of that debt.
This blithely ignores the massive changes made to the bill, resisted for so long by Andrew Lansley, such as those guaranteeing the secretary of state's responsibility for a comprehensive health service, power to intervene if things go wrong, and accountability to parliament.
Like Parliament, the Council is keen to accept its responsibility for guaranteeing the greatest possible transparency when it comes to taxpayers' money, and these issues become even more relevant, of course, with the new treaty, which will enter into force in just one week's time.
But the thing you guarantee is the responsibility, I think?
Guaranteeing the full, fair and fruitful participation of all parties in a global system, that is open to all, is a common responsibility.
Although some of the responsibilities to guarantee the security of cloud services rest with the service provider, it is also the duty of the CSC to ensure proper evidence of security is demonstrated by the CSP prior to sending sensitive and confidential information data in the cloud [15].
Mr. Annan has set three broad conditions for the United Nations' return: "clarity" on the scope of the organization's role, security assurances and guarantees that the responsibility would be commensurate with the risk.
She said: "It is the government's responsibility to guarantee the security of all its citizens, including those in the north – and to do everything legally in their power to prevent such attacks from taking place at all.
TI has overall responsibility and guarantees the scientific integrity.
