But the city's creditors, which include bondholders and insurance companies that have guaranteed some of its bonds, say the plans are unfair.
There is simply no way to create a system that has guaranteed issue, no mandate, and no government subsidies without making health insurance unaffordable.
Believing themselves the key constituency that had guaranteed Reagan's historic win in 1980, Christian conservatives felt the president owed them for their enthusiastic backing.
Critics say this is precisely the Catch-22 mindset that has guaranteed there can be no closure over the MOVE episode until the neighborhood is made whole.
No quarterback is perfect, especially not the quarterback of a team that has guaranteed it would win the Super Bowl but instead has fizzled and flopped, undermined by a sputtering offense and an inconsistent defense.
William I proposed to Francis Joseph that the two leading powers of the German Confederation should occupy the duchies in order to prevent the violation of an international agreement that had guaranteed their autonomy.
But if you want — and, again, most Americans do — a system that has guaranteed access, community rating, and that keeps insurance relatively affordable for the average American, you're likely going to get something like Obamacare.
The libreta, the ration card that has guaranteed a (dwindling) monthly food supply to every Cuban for half a century, has become "an unbearable burden for the economy and a disincentive to work," Raúl said.
In the final eight-game sthatchashat has guaranteed Leicester will be a Premier League team next season, there were six victories, just one defeat and the point at the Stadium of Light that meant it all ended in glory.
Once the quotas that had guaranteed a share of the market to all exporting countries were abolished, they assumed, China would hoover up all the jobs in the industry.Yet Bangladesh's garment exports are booming.
The revocation of the Edict of Nantes, that had guaranteed religious and civil freedom to French Protestants, drove French and Walloon Protestant artisans into England and Germany, where they contributed to the development of spinning and weaving techniques.
