Sentence examples for guarantees that could from inspiring English sources
Guarantees that could not be honored thrust the world financial system into its worst crisis since the Great Depression.
Chicago did not make the list of 18 potential host cities, announced on Tuesday, because the city balked at making financial guarantees that could have cost taxpayers about $10 million, said David Downs, the U.S.A. bid committee executive director.
But leaders in the biofuels industry are hoping less for a price on carbon although that would help than for loan guarantees that could help get the first plants built.
This bill involved a great deal of political grandstanding and removed guarantees that could have protected millions of families in a severe downturn like what we are now seeing.
Trichet helped rally euro zone leaders into arranging standby funds and loan guarantees that could be tapped by governments in the currency bloc shut out of credit markets -- relieving the ECB of some of the burden of crisis management.
In one case, a trader at Citigroup, Andrew Hall, had a $100 million guaranteed contract that could not be altered without the trader's permission.
China's transition to a services-led economy "is not guaranteed," and that could have complex implications for the global economy, said Mr Huang.
Emphasis was placed on the social factors in EWS and the need to guarantee mechanisms that could promote dialogue and collaborative action among the key stakeholders.
In this paper, we consider a hierarchy of goals that begins with the basics of regret minimization and moves towards the utility guarantees achievable by agents that could also guarantee converging to a game-theoretic equilibrium.
It guarantees that it could compose both RESTful web service and WS-* web service into one business process, thus the devices could be integrated with other enterprise applications.
Last fall, the federal government made $10 billion in loan guarantees available to airlines that could meet stringent financial criteria.
