Sentence examples for pledged to guarantee from inspiring English sources

It also pledged to guarantee the safety of South Korean managers who run the complex.

He pledged to guarantee the stability of the banking system and the "most fragile citizens, who are suffering the most".

Initially, the government believed that failing banks would attract investment after it pledged to guarantee all deposits in those banks.

Earlier in the week, the finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, told Mega TV that the Greek government had pledged to guarantee deposits at banks.

BEIJING — China has pledged to guarantee growth in the face of an "extremely grim" outlook for the global economy next year, rounding off its annual economic policy-setting conference Wednesday with a series of commitments to deliver economic stability.

The Cortes soon went to work on drafting a new Spanish Constitution that pledged to "guarantee democratic life" in Spain; it was passed by a referendum in December 1978.

After a flurry of emails, Iceland pledges to guarantee bank deposits up to maximum of €20,887.

In 2008, when Ireland's spectacular building boom collapsed, and the Irish banks that had fueled it threatened to collapse, too, the government, led by Prime Minister Brian Cowen, tried to solve the crisis by pledging to guarantee the banks' debts.

In a speech in Oxford West and Abingdon – a Conservative-held seat being targeted by the Lib Dems – the deputy prime minister will reach out to moderate Tories by pledging to guarantee schools spending and to balance the budget in a fair way.

As Saint John Paul II put it, "Not even a murderer loses his personal dignity, and God himself pledges to guarantee this" (Evangelium vitae, 9).

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.