But the power agency so far has not made guarantees that would facilitate new wind farm construction since it is required to buy electricity from the cheapest sources that will satisfy wind-power mandates.
"In terms of litigation, there is a real potential for a domino effect here if lenders at each step of the way made guarantees that are invalid," said Greg May, vice president of residential mortgage lending at Tompkins Trust Company, headquartered in Ithaca.
Citibank and other United States banks, they maintain, made guarantees that they knew were impossible to keep, and that constitutes fraud.
Mr. Putin said pensions would grow by 34percentt next year, and made guarantees that salaries and other benefits would remain stable.
Chicago did not make the list of 18 potential host cities, announced on Tuesday, because the city balked at making financial guarantees that could have cost taxpayers about $10 million, said David Downs, the U.S.A. bid committee executive director.
I make no guarantees that I won't be posting more country classics throughout the evening.
Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers has said the government could not make any guarantees that it would release additional support, but said any bid would be considered "very seriously".
… Above the Khumbu Icefall [at about 5500 meters], we can't make any guarantees that people are going to be able to stay with Richard throughout, [so] there will be self-collection.
Inductive reasoning doesn't enable you to make any guarantees that your conclusion is true.
The trade agreement under consideration makes no guarantees that it will create middle-class jobs, much less increase exports and grow the U.S. economy for all, not just the few.
