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But she expressed strong support for the automakers' loan guarantees, which would be used to help the companies meet new fuel efficiency standards that Congress adopted last year.

The legally binding guarantees, which would be enacted if Fox's takeover bid successfully navigates competition and media plurality probes, are likely to include protections for Sky's 23,000 UK staff and a guarantee of investment in Sky.

Mr. Reid said the loan guarantees, which would cost taxpayers $7.5 billion, were needed.

Russell is believed to be asking for about $31 million in guaranteed money, which would be a record for a rookie.

Based on distribution of the signal entries in Figure 1, we can find that compared with the Laplace distribution, the rapid attenuation of the pdf function of the Meridian distribution will guarantee more signal entries which would be zero or close to zero.

Most observers point to the cost of a football boycott to the university as Saturday's opponent, Brigham Young had a $1M dollar guarantee for the game which would be paid even if the game was cancelled.

Poland's Europe minister Konrad Szymanski said a deal was "close", telling reporters: "We managed to have a compromise on many, many issues... but we still need more clarification, more guarantees to get the compromise which would be satisfactory for both sides.

Each Rorer shareholder would receive a package of cash, equity in the new company and a stock right guaranteeing a future share price, which would be publicly traded.

This would be achieved through the sale of bonds that yield both interest payments and a flow of carbon credits, and which would be guaranteed by multinational institutions like the World Bank or the Asian Development Bank.

But then the Governor's aides acknowledged that the report did not consider the cost of paying the guarantee on some sky boxes, which would be necessary under what they billed as their conservative scenario.

In its 2014 state aid report, the European commission required EDF and other investors to make available up to £24.5bn as extra "contingent equity" – to reduce the risk to the UK government, which would be guaranteeing some of the project debt.