Sentence examples for security given by from inspiring English sources

Publicly, Modi continues to draw comfort from assurances on security given by the Indian government.

Without the false sense of security given by the government regulation of financial markets, investors would surely have been far more careful about where they put their money.

The safety of a national banking association, so far as its creditors are concerned, depends largely upon the security given by the statutory provision entitling creditors to look to the individual liability of shareholders, including the liability of the estates and funds in the hands of executors, guardians, and trustees holding shares of national bank stock.

While bankruptcy is in effect a general levy on the property of the bankrupt for the benefit of his creditors, it is not a license for the trustee, irrespective of prejudice to creditors, to avoid at will any security given by the bankrupt which remained imperfected for any period of time prior to bankruptcy.

On the other hand, from a labor supply perspective, workers are attracted by the higher job security given by permanent contracts but are exposed to a lower job filling rate when they search for them.

This last day for what may be America's last best video store marks a cultural and political tragedy, one akin to the closing of Detroit auto assembly lines -- but instead of closing an avenue to middle class security given by those assembly lines, the closing of video stores risks closing our eyes to the wonders of our global imaginations.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any such assistance whenever rendered shall constitute a debt secured by the security instruments given by the borrower to the Secretary to the extent that the Secretary may provide for recapture of such assistance.

British officials will deploy a security force of more than 25,000 for the Games, and Mr. Evans cited the "extremely generous" security assistance given by "friendly countries," an allusion to an Olympic security unit run by F.B.I. and C.I.A. officials.

Timor-Leste's ambassador to Australia said his country was "deeply disappointed" that Australian intelligence agencies had resorted to raids and thought "fair-minded" Australians would reject the "national security" explanation given by George Brandis as ridiculous.

The group, Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, announced in an online statement that it had freed the German woman after a sharia court ruled her kidnapping un-Islamic in the light of the security guarantee given by her friend.

When an obligor exercises his right to rescind under subsection (a), he is not liable for any finance or other charge, and any security interest given by the obligor, including any such interest arising by operation of law, becomes void upon such a rescission.