Sentence examples for own guarantees from inspiring English sources

Among other concerns, they no longer felt that their own guarantees were so special.

Another law firm consultant, Peter Zeughauser, said that much of the onus fell on incumbent Dewey partners who insisted on their own guarantees.

Until Europe consistently respects its own guarantees of free expression, and actively promotes tolerance instead of clumsily stifling dissent, its brave rhetoric will ring disappointingly false.

Nor do we know whether those losses will cause more firms to fail and make their own guarantees, through credit default swaps, worthless.

When that moment comes, Merkel will want her own guarantees that the euro will no longer be threatened by bubbles in finance or housing, unbalanced budgets – or timid governments shying away from reforms.

But, on the other hand, sincerity on its own guarantees nothing: think of those little "In Memoriam" verses that people write on the deaths of their loved ones, verses that are often as lame as they are deeply felt.

Finally, ¥9 trillion of problem loans are to borrowers using the government's own guarantee scheme.

Fannie and Freddie, which own, guarantee and help securitise about half of American mortgages, were judged as vital to a healthy housing market.

They have their own, guaranteed, taxpayer-funded, recession-proof pensions – perhaps that has meant they do not recognise what is happening in the rest of the country.

The Badr Organization has its own guarantee that it will remain intact, since the new interior minister, Bayan Jabr, is a former Badr officer.

And, as a fabled military hero, he was not just the creature of the all-powerful armed forces but for decades their own guarantee of stability and continuity.