Sentence examples for package of guarantees from inspiring English sources

The government has put together a £2.3bn package of guarantees and European Investment Bank loans, designed to help support the industry's investment in lower carbon projects.

Polanski's lawyers put together a package of guarantees that included electronic monitoring and most of his personal financial assets, and that persuaded an appellate court to release him to his chalet.

The government has already announced a £2.3bn package of support; guarantees to open the way to £1.3bn of loans from the European Investment Bank and guarantees or loans covering a further £1bn, but has been under pressure from companies and unions to take further steps.

Thirty years ago he was a vocal proponent of the carmaker's campaign to secure a package of loan guarantees from Congress.

On January 27th he announced a £2.3 billion ($3.2 billion) package of loan guarantees to support carmakers, the development of clean low-carbon cars and the skills to produce them.

It filed for bankruptcy in December 2002 and had hoped to use a package of loan guarantees as the basis for a restructuring.

Business secretary Lord Mandelson has assembled a £2.3bn package of loan guarantees for the car industry but none have been extended yet, despite growing frustration from companies.

The panel, the House Transportation aviation subcommittee, endorsed a package of loan guarantees, antiterrorism insurance and new procedures to lighten security costs airlines say are hurting the industry.

The airline owes $140 million on a package of loan guarantees awarded by the federal Air Transportation Stabilization Board, which was created by Congress after the September 2001 attacks to oversee $10 billion in loan guarantees to the struggling industry.

The United States continues to haggle with Mr. Netanyahu over a package of security guarantees in return for a one-time 60-day extension of the freeze, Israeli and American officials said.

It's time for a new approach to Iran, one that replaces America's failed sanctions policy with a package of security guarantees and economic incentives in exchange for international cooperation with its civilian nuclear programme.