Sentence examples for system of guarantees from inspiring English sources

One idea proposed by the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, is for a European system of guarantees for bank deposits, a move that would require a degree of Europe-wide bank co-ordination never before seen.

By modern norms it all looks desperately wasteful and inefficient: 14 separate companies, each a producer/broadcaster in its own right, making shows for the network according to a system of guarantees designed to match contributions paid in (according to share of advertising revenue) with programming supplied.

On the one hand, it has referred to the system of guaranteed freedoms & gov'tal.

"Only people who lived in both systems can truly appreciate the system of guaranteed employment, (almost) guaranteed housing, free healthcare and free education.

The superstructure Beveridge conceived as rising atop a system of guaranteed incomes, we have, over the decades, turned into the structure itself.

She said they agreed to stop boasting publicly about which company had a larger market share -- they were roughly equal -- and to devise a new mutual system of guaranteeing minimum returns to their auction sellers.

It is widely believed that extending the present system of guaranteed prices and direct payments to farmers in Central Europe, particularly in Poland, would bankrupt the EU's common agricultural policy.

We sketched out the basic political situation: a while back, the country's then-popular new leader had decided to use his electoral mandate to create a national system of guaranteed government-funded health insurance.

Sure, the system of guaranteed tenure allows teachers to get away with doing a lousy job in the classroom, while still being guaranteed a paycheck.

Of 24 factors, only one was cited as likely to be a major contributor to making American great in the next decade by more than two-thirds of those polled: "Living under a system of guaranteed individual freedom" (68percentt).

It is designed to create a pool of insured Americans large enough and healthy enough to support the system of guaranteeing coverage even to people with pre-existing medical conditions.