Watson, it seems, is less than enamoured with the resourcing of further education, as encapsulated in a Conservative pre-election pledge guaranteeing funding for schools educating English five- to 16-year-olds, but not for colleges.
All the same, that a government minister could sign a pledge guaranteeing immunity from prosecution in return for a business deal illustrates the uses and abuses to which the law is put in Russia.
This pledge guaranteed Graham's sexual probity and enabled him to dodge accusations that have waylaid evangelists before and since.
On January 21 , 2008 the college announced that it had received a pledge guaranteeing full funding for the center's completion, with an anticipated opening date of fall 2009.
Internet access for all will appear alongside the other key theme of the pledges – guarantees for users of public services – which are the next step in Labour's approach to public services.
Germany's "political" pledge to guarantee all of its consumer bank deposits led to further grumbles from some about the effect of such guarantees on competition.
Perhaps this groupthink lay behind the government's pledge to guarantee the debts of Anglo Irish and five other banks in September 2008.
Britain was soon drawn in because of its alliance with France and its pledge to guarantee Belgium's neutrality, which was violated when German armies attacked France.
The run was halted by a government pledge to guarantee money funds' par value, but it stripped money funds of all appetite for risk.
Monthly pay is about €1,000 and several of the co-op's members work unpaid.Banks are reluctant to lend money, since the land belongs to the state and the co-op lacks assets to pledge in guarantee.
