Sentence examples for special guarantees from inspiring English sources

Although it was unclear how that encouragement would be offered, one possibility would be special guarantees to those who agreed to retain Portuguese bonds.

The negotiations included special guarantees of rights for Malays (including the position of sultans) and the establishment of a colonial government.

Separate electorate seats, as well as special guarantees of Muslim "autonomy" or "veto powers" in dealing with sensitive religious issues, were hoped to be sufficient to avert civil war or any need for actual partition.

In the 1988 constitution, drawn up after the end of Brazil's military dictatorship (exactly a century after slavery was abolished), the quilombolas were granted special guarantees to the title on their land, in recognition of their ancestors' suffering.These rights were amplified in a decree from President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2003.

special guarantee for its success is given.

In the AllianceBernstein model, an increasing portion of the target-date assets are shifted to a special guaranteed fund starting at age 50, with 100 percent in that fund by five years before the retirement date.

The Penn Central announced yesterday that its leased line, the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, would not pay the dividends due Sept. I on its per cent guaranteed and 4 per cent special guaranteed betterment stock.

Copy in one ad says, "Planes are faster than trains," while another says, "Nonstop plane or four-stop train?" The print and radio ads also feature a special guarantee that Delta is offering through May 31: Travelers will receive 20,000 extra frequent flier miles if it takes them more than 20 minutes to get from the ticket counter or check-in kiosk to the gate.

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Securitized assets were dumped on the balance sheets of the Fed (and the Fed supplied near zero cost funding to plug holes in bank balance sheets and special government guarantees on bank debt), special purpose entities set up by the Fed, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the FHA (through government guarantees).

The two managers also demand proof that companies have something special that guarantees continued profit momentum -- a dominant market share, perhaps, or a unique niche.