Sentence examples for guarantees around from inspiring English sources

The federal government has wrapped its guarantees around banks and the housing market.

The NUJ said today it would ballot its members - who represent around 20% of ITV news group staff - in a bid to get a "fair deal for all those affected by the cuts" and was looking for improved voluntary redundancy terms and guarantees around working hours, pay and staffing in the new structure.

The major controversies of Facebook's brief history have all centred on the issue of privacy – the security of users' personal details and the question of who is able to view these – and its ability to prosper relies in large part on providing adequate tools and guarantees around users' identities and relationships.

The idea is that companies are willing to pay for open source when they can receive guarantees around issues like critical vulnerabilities and long-term support.

What the Red Staters are asking for is essentially the same guarantees around a limited flow of outside labor that the Blue Staters already enjoy.

The 2007 2009 financial crisis saw a vast expansion in deposit insurance guarantees around the world and yet our understanding of the design and consequences of deposit insurance schemes is in its infancy.

The tools that work to snuff trolls out online – muting, blocking and deleting accounts – don't exist in the real world, particularly when the individual in question is guaranteed around-the-clock news coverage up until election day.

Ostensibly designed to open cap space, the extension cemented Sanchez as the principal quarterback for the Jets through this season and the next one, with guarantees of around $20.5 million.

Its chairman, Tim Martin, told Buzzfeed that around two-thirds of staff had opted to move off zero hours and on to guaranteed contracts, guaranteeing around 70% of the typical number of hours they work each week.

And their value has been steadily declining: in October 2003 a man aged 65 with a pension fund of £50,000 could have bought an annuity with a five-year guarantee of around £3,575 a year, according to The Annuity Bureau.

We prove that this second heuristic has an approximation guarantee of around 0.866 under the same conditions as in the first algorithm.