Sentence examples for long term guarantees from inspiring English sources

Long term guarantees in dynamic environments with many moving obstacles.

"It's important for us primarily for the long term guarantees of political stability and then everything else - the single market too," Croatia's First Deputy Prime Minister, Vesna Pusic, told the BBC.

Even if Syria's war hurts everyone in the long term, guaranteeing more extremism and instability, short-term fears of defeat pull everyone toward maintaining a perpetual, unwinnable draw.

Truth to tell, solar technologies still come with no long-term guarantees, particularly for cost.

Generally, those workers have had no long-term guarantees of job security.

The new contract will provide some long-term guarantees and will be tied to a formula that keeps women's salaries in alignment with men's salaries.

Long-term guarantees can be useful because they continue beyond the six year cut off point for legal claims under the general law.

While Magna had pledged to work with G.M. on current product programs, there were no long-term guarantees on sharing engineering, technology and vehicle platforms.

She said that although Action for Children was confident it could make the services viable, there could be no long-term guarantees.

It provides insurance against political risk for American companies investing in the third world; it gives loans and loan guarantees for specific investment projects; and it gives long-term guarantees to privately managed equity funds investing in developing countries.

The problem for any system that involves a guaranteed income is, first, that it is only as good as the guarantor and, second, that long-term guarantees are expensive.