Councilwoman Zenk, though cautious not to guarantee Ms. Mitchell's appointment, said the agreement to rescind two of the previous appointments would open up the interview process to qualified minority candidates.
Some say that the government could keep paying foreign creditors by slashing domestic spending, and that this would be just fine even though Mr Obama refuses to guarantee even that Social Security (pension) cheques would go out without a deal.In this section The struggle to eat Rocky road So bad, it could get better Low marks all round Competition or chaos?
One bank asked for personal guarantees from all the stockholders, even though I was willing to guarantee the loan myself.
Paul Elliott, a West End producer, had the New Ambassadors (capacity 400) for only 12 weeks, but the show was established and production costs were kept down though the producers spent £125,000, mainly on ads, and the actors were asked to take a pay cut to £1,500 (still three times more than the West End average).The reviews were good, though not good enough to guarantee a hit.
The Bill still heralds a low-carbon future for electricity, though, by introducing contracts to guarantee profits for firms that invest billions in new nuclear or offshore wind power stations.
With the popularity and advanced technologies of mobile phones, participatory urban sensing is a rising and promising field which utilizes mobile phones as mobile sensors to collect data, though it is hard to guarantee the sensing quality and availability under the dynamic behaviors and mobility of human beings.
For one, you have to rely on other members to ship your game promptly, and there's always the fear that they may never do it at all (though Mooch does appear to guarantee trades, promising to refund with Mooch points should one go awry).
There is even a principle - the Haldane Principle - supposed to guarantee this, though with big international projects there will always be a need for political involvement.
Though this niche would seem to guarantee the monastery's eternal solvency, Immaculate Conception is being squeezed as hard as the rest of the Catholic Church.
That the subject is a fairly compact one — a single, small-circulation publication that appeared annually and sometimes more often — is a help, though not by itself enough to guarantee the kind of excitingly orchestrated display seen here.
