Sentence examples for guarantees to enable from inspiring English sources

Juppe said he felt "immensely frustrated" at difficulties in obtaining security guarantees to enable wounded civilians and Western journalists to be evacuated from Homs.

Jordan Loan Guarantee Facility, an impact finance program that has provided technical assistance and issued over 140 loan guarantees to enable Jordanian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to access over $35 million in bank financing for start-up and expansion.

It includes a guarantee to enable the mayor to borrow £1bn towards the Northern Line extension into Nine Elms and a commitment to "supporting" plans - already reported - for a higher education and cultural quarter on the Olympic Park involving University College London and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The validity and accuracy of such quality indicators must be guaranteed to enable the quality of health care to be assessed.

The F.D.I.C.'s guarantee helped to enable the banks to get cheap financing and make big short-term profits, because lenders could be assured that if anything were to go wrong, the federal government would step in with a bailout, which is precisely what happened.

In healthcare the prevalent method of managing the ever-increasing number of patients is prioritization, and the development of "overflow devices" such as the introduction of waiting time guarantees or measures to enable patient mobility (Norén, 2013).

Now it is in talks with nearby sheep farmers to guarantee future supply—"to enable us to have good French lambs, not foreign ones," says Mr Gaci.Much remains to be done.

Social desirability however seems unlikely, because individual feedback was guaranteed in order to enable participants to learn from the results and to stimulate them to improve the QM of their organisation.

So yes, let us use all the resources available to us in order to guarantee safety and to enable the European Union to live peacefully.

CREATED IN 1934, the Export-Import Bank of the United States provides direct loans, loan guarantees and credit insurance to enable foreign purchases of U.S. products that private-sector banks might not finance.

Suggestions included offering tax incentives or federally guaranteed loans to railroads to enable them to build more coal cars, easing restrictions aimed at reducing air pollution on high sulphur fuels, restrict ing coal exports and producing synthetic fuels from coal and shale.