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Mr. Kantor said the markets might view that promise as "a kind of extension of the Bernanke put" — a guarantee of intervention should data deteriorate sharply — which should give traders some solace.

There's a real business here if a large company can get it right and is willing to put a guarantee in place to conference organizers.

Since the firm declared bankruptcy the government has put an guarantee stamp on 27 TBW loans, three of which are listed as in default.

A guy puts a guarantee on the box 'cause he wants you to fell all warm and toasty inside.

Ireland yesterday, for example, effectively put a government guarantee behind its biggest banks for the next two years, while authorities in France, Belgium and Luxembourg injected $9.4 billion into Dexia, a bank that operates in the three nations.

Mr Hague has put a tax-cutting guarantee at the heart of his election campaign, whereas both Labour and the Liberal Democrats believe voters want any extra money to be spent on better services.

The 2013 budget brought Help-to-buy, which made interest-free loans available to all buyers of newbuild homes and put in place a guarantee to allow lenders to offer 95% mortgages at less risk.

To get the paintings, the auction house put up a guarantee reported to be in the low nine figures, but, still, the fact that the two canvases had not sold clearly bothered Berggruen.

The government put up a guarantee of €900m and the banks and two insurers injected €450m of capital into the wounded bank.In this section Strife at the Sparkasse Oh, brother!

Larry: We need more industry funding of research to both put a basic floor of guaranteed money into our research programs and to demonstrate our commitment as an industry to other funding sources such as New York State.

"The Greens would introduce the Buffett Rule: a high-income tax guarantee to put a floor under tax deductions [for Australia's wealthiest]." The Greens' proposal gets its name from the US billionaire investor Warren Buffett, ranked among the world's wealthiest people, who in 2011 said he was horrified to discover that his secretary paid more tax than he did, as a proportion of income.