Sentence examples for perceived guarantee from inspiring English sources

He said the reforms were expected to cost the banking industry as much as 8 billion, or about $12 billion, because banks would no longer benefit from the perceived guarantee that the government would bail them out.

Its perceived guarantee of trial by jury and other civil liberties, for example, led to Tony Benn's reference to the debate in 2008 over whether to increase the maximum time terrorism suspects could be held without charge from 28 to 42 days as "the day Magna Carta was repealed".

The high credit ratings are attributable to a perceived implicit guarantee of government backing.

(For an overview of Descartes' proofs, see Nolan (2014) and Nolan and Nelson (2006).) Descartes' second main step is to argue from the premise (now established) that an all-perfect God exists, to the general veracity of the C&D Rule — whereby, whatever is clearly and distinctly perceived is guaranteed to be true.

While the certification agency claims that this tasting is not to determine or guarantee quality, it may be perceived as a guarantee of quality (Biodyvin 2012).

Walmart feels they no longer need to price match competitors, which signals that they feel they have a strong enough brand to support the elimination of the perceived "lowest price guarantee policy".

This is because vasectomy was perceived as a guarantee for men to engage in extramarital affairs since they were incapable of impregnating a woman.

But the current government might fear the political beating it would take if it were perceived to be guaranteeing high profits to a French company.

The perceived value of a guarantee can be quite deceiving".

Provided we refrain from assenting to what is not clearly and distinctly perceived, our judgments are guaranteed to be true.

The proposed framework also allows to cater for additional constraints, such as a guaranteed minimum perceived quality for all users.