Not for the bank's customers, whose cash is guaranteed (up to £85,000) by the government, but for the regulators.
It was found that sufficient cooling with an oil inlet temperature of 160 °C is guaranteed up to a current density of 450 mA/cm2 when operated with synthetic reformate (42% H2, 57% N2, 1% CO).
Under these conditions, cell phenotype is guaranteed up to passage 14 (Promocell).
True enough, but his civil servants will quietly admit that we are guaranteeing up to £17bn of the total cost.
Savings across the EU – including in Britain – are guaranteed up to €100,000 by national banking systems, which should prevent the need for any deposits to be withdrawn.
Under it, an eBay shopper would be guaranteed up to $10,000 in coverage if a participating auction seller did not deliver advertised goods at the agreed-upon price.
The Frob will also be responsible for replenishing another state fund for guaranteeing deposits, since under existing Spanish law, account holders are guaranteed up to €100,000 even if their bank collapses.
Legally, the levy on the deposits may be classed as a wealth tax and, accordingly, the façade is maintained that bank accounts in Europe are guaranteed up to €100,000 (or £85,000 in the UK).
At issue was a plan for a one-time tax of 6.75 percent on deposits of less than 100,000 euros, or about $129,000 — even though deposits are guaranteed up to that amount in Cyprus and in most other European countries.
Under French job regulations, unemployed workers are guaranteed up to 67percentt of their former salary and can collect as much as 70,000 euros ($98,000) annually in benefits for two years.
The mechanical stability and repassivation properties of the material are guaranteed up to the onset of substrate plastic deformation.
