Sentence examples for having to guarantee from inspiring English sources

In 1989 the American government was faced with having to guarantee the dubious assets of practically the entire sector of savings-and-loans institutions.

The Diamondbacks eventually found themselves in financial stress, with Major League Baseball having to guarantee a loan for the team last season, a first for the sport.

Of course, legal fees and exit packages are as nothing next to the billions in potential losses we face as taxpayers in having to guarantee bad mortgages that Mac 'n' Mae financed during the boom.

(There are other concerns as well if the government guarantees the price of a very troubled bank, what happens to the ability to raise capital of less troubled banks, and what's the effect of having to guarantee prices for a lot of banks? You get the idea).

With this approach, we thus avoid the issue of having to guarantee stability subject to a probabilistic and time-varying accuracy of the control signals.

While Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi were giving up on their augmented reality startup inside Y Combinator and figuring out what to do next, they saw their batch mates struggling to get even the most basic corporate credit cards — and in a lot of cases, having to guarantee those cards themselves.

The state has to guarantee justice within the tax system".

"We have to guarantee our security and our future".

"First you have to guarantee basic social and economic rights before you get to gender rights!

"We have to guarantee that the original work will speak for itself".

The new leaders will have to guarantee the rights of all Egyptians.