Sentence examples for guarantees because of from inspiring English sources
The Practical Traveler column on Dec. 25 about airline ticketing policies misstated United Airlines' fare guarantees, because of misinformation provided by the airline.
The MPC said it expected the bank rate to remain below pre-crisis levels of around 5% for some time to come but said that it could offer no guarantees because of the uncertainties surrounding the economy.
Banks are reluctant to lend or give guarantees because of their own tougher capital regulations, while fierce competition means firms cannot raise prices, as they normally have done, to build capital coming out of a recession.The pressure on them to cut costs and wage packets is immense.
Like all national museums, free entry there is guaranteed because of his intervention under Blair.
"We should be getting these long-term, mainstream, guaranteed – because of the success level and the scale of the problem".
Yet success is far from guaranteed, because of the possibility of disagreement among such a large number of nations with divergent priorities.
The independence of the highest court in the land cannot be properly guaranteed because of the way it is funded, its president has said.
But by September, after Christie's had possession of the painting, it said it would no longer honor the guarantee because of the uncertain economy.
If that were to happen, Mr. Hanney said, the annuity contracts would be insured by the state guaranty associations, though they may not cover the full amount of a worker's income guarantee because of caps the associations impose that vary by state.
The front page of two of the three English-language newspapers here cover the report released by the UK Cabinet Office warning that expatriates would lose "a range of specific rights to live, to work and to access pensions, healthcare and public services that are only guaranteed because of EU law".
An analyst at Credit Suisse, J. Blair Brumely, said in a recent report, "We are not entirely sure that the stalemate the company seeks to construct with this strategy will materialize, nor do we think an eventual sale of the company is guaranteed because of the management's deep-seated desire to remain independent".
