Sentence examples for guarantees running from inspiring English sources
That it did was thanks to a last-minute concession by the Cowen government; it accepted an amendment that would impose a 90 percent tax on bonuses paid to the employees of any of the Irish banks that turned to the government for state guarantees running into the tens of billions of dollars after a bank-fueled property boom collapsed.
With those guarantees running out next year, Ottawa has yet to announce whether it will extend the financial aid.
Fragmentation and tribalism lay ahead, and the only consolation would be a few more electronic goodies for the rich to buy and the poor to steal - goodies which, as everybody knew, would be bound to pack up the very second their guarantees ran out.
And while beach shacks in Sihanoukville, Cambodia might not guarantee running water or electricity, they will offer Wi-Fi.
As a British Gas advertisement inspired by the findings puts it, "Not only will your toast fall butter side down; your toaster will break — the day after your guarantee runs out".
Presumably the guarantee runs against Russia (and before it, the Soviet Union), People's Republic of China, and Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
On the other side, banks were tightly regulated, so that they didn't take advantage of government guarantees by running excessive risks.
In theory, the project's domestic lenders, who have claims of $1.5 billion against the project for loans and guarantees, are running the sale, primarily for the creditors' benefit.
This seems far more responsible to me than the White House's recent proposal of reducing lending standards through government-backed guarantees and running the risk of another bank bailout.
It guarantees to run applications on only and only one user device that is under active use at that specific moment.
Peter Gelb, who has made Dessay a mainstay of his program, with one guaranteed run a year, says, "She is the kind of performer that can bridge the gap between this old art form and a modern public".
