Sentence examples for guarantees for which from inspiring English sources
Never having had traditional lessons to unlearn (unlike Picasso, with his incessant industry of demolishing and reconstructing the inherited language of painting), Matisse innovated on something like whim — a privilege, without guidelines or guarantees, for which he paid a steep toll in anxiety.
Although $10 billion of that would come as loan guarantees for which the government could at least demand warrants or some other reward for its risk, $5 billion is an outright gift to companies thoughtful enough to fly people around for profit.
Speaking of the federal government's approval, Solar Millennium's CFO, Oliver Blamberger says, "This paves the way for the start of construction of the first two 242-MW plants before the end of the year…This is also good news for our advanced talks with the US Department of Energy on the loan guarantees for which we have applied.
The bank doesn't put up taxpayer money upfront, but rather loan guarantees, for which the recipients pay a fee; taxpayers are on the hook only if the borrowers default.
Unlike pension funds, they have no guaranteed benefits for which they are responsible.
Whereas small banks are funded almost entirely by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-insured deposits, large banks rely more on non-deposit funding, which is not government guaranteed and for which they pay market rates.
In Vienna it is charged with operating a cartel.Erste Bank's scheme was designed, like similar ones in Germany, to replace public guarantees for banks, which are being phased out under pressure from the commission.
Ultimately, software depends upon strong guarantees for atomicity, which can only be provided by hardware.
and is -Kannan if which is guaranteed for if which is the condition of Theorem 2.1(i) guaranteeing that if is -contractive, it is also -Kannan.
He plays golf most mornings on Donald Trump's Palm Beach course and spends the rest of the day working on guaranteed best sellers for which he is paid millions.
Division One Warwickshire, on 214 points, need 10 more points than Sussex, and 18 more than Durham, who they face at Edgbaston, to guarantee second place, for which prize money is £220,000.
