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Beyond buying troubled assets from banks, Mr. Bernanke said, another option is to provide asset guarantees under which the government would absorb part of the banks' losses in exchange for warrants or other forms of compensation.

Yet, at the same time, the Administration is urging Pakistan to propose a system of safe passage and security guarantees under which other senior Taliban leaders presumed to be living in Pakistan might travel to the proposed new Taliban political office in Qatar.

Recognizing the risks facing school districts that sign contracts with untested groups, the American Enterprise Institute, a nonprofit conservative policy group, issued a report last month urging that districts require performance guarantees, under which contractors failing to meet achievement targets would forfeit payments.

In addition to the Merrill guarantees, under which the government would have absorbed some of the losses on the brokerage company's assets, Bank of America also said it had exited a program run by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation that provided government backing for the bank's own debt.

Another is to provide asset guarantees, under which the government would agree to absorb, presumably in exchange for warrants or some other form of compensation, part of the prospective losses on specified portfolios of troubled assets held by banks.

In the rules outlined on Thursday, private equity firms that own more than one bank would have to provide "cross-guarantees," under which they would use capital from a healthier bank to shore up a weaker one.

Royal Mail is also suspending its "next-day delivery" guarantee, under which customers pay extra to ensure letters and parcels arrive before 1pm on the next working day.

The result has been a flurry of summitry and schemes to help the continent's jobless young.Europe's leaders have promised a "youth guarantee", under which every young European has a job, apprenticeship or place in higher education within four months of becoming unemployed or leaving formal education.

But the glaring omission from that list is the one issue Canadians care most about: guaranteeing speedy access to public health care.The Patient Wait Times Guarantee, under which patients would be transferred to another province or even to America for treatment if they did not receive attention within a specified time, was always an odd item for Mr Harper to put on his list.

A state-backed guarantee scheme under which the government will provide insurance to a company whose commercial insurer cuts their cover.

Clarke said Asda's price guarantee scheme, under which it promises to refund customers if their weekly shop is not at least 10% cheaper than it would be in Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Waitrose, was under review because shoppers were becoming tired of such complex price-matching schemes.