Sentence examples for house guarantees from inspiring English sources

If the house guarantees a work and it fails to sell, the house is obliged to buy it, and then attempt to sell it privately.

The federal government will provide, through the Clearing House, guarantees for new loans for businesses with annual sales under twenty million dollars ($20 MM) and in business for at least 3 years.

In a convoluted agreement, Lehman provided more than $350m in financing to a small firm with ties to Marubeni (and founded by a cousin of the empress of Japan); the trading house guaranteed repayment.Or did it?

(Sotheby's is taking a parallel gamble on its Léger. Experts familiar with the terms said the auction house guaranteed it for $38 million. "It's one of those last-chance pictures," said Simon Shaw of Sotheby's. "We wouldn't have put our money in it if we'd believed otherwise").

(Sotheby's is taking a parallel gamble on its L r. Experts familiar with the terms said the auction house guaranteed it for $38 million. "It's one of those last-chance pictures," said Simon Shaw of Sotheby's. "We wouldn't have put our money in it if we'd believed otherwise").

His new offering, Sleight of Hand (on German über label Force Inc ., is eleven tracks of minimal tech house guaranteed to get the party bumpin’.

His new offering, Sleight of Hand (on German über label Force Inc ., is eleven tracks of minimal tech house guaranteed to get the party bumpin'.

Ms. Quinn pledged to work toward a goal of "permanent affordability" in development deals, noting that most affordable housing guarantees by developers expire after 30 years.

Even the bosses of Bonhams, whose principled stand on guarantees probably reflects the fact that they lack the financial muscle to compete with the two big houses' guarantees, are "actively thinking" about third-party guarantees.

Tackling Greece's "humanitarian crisis" with housing guarantees and free medical care for the uninsured unemployed.

Tackle Greece's "humanitarian crisis" with housing guarantees and free medical care for the uninsured unemployed, with no overall public spending increase.