Sentence examples for total guarantees from inspiring English sources
"As a result, Kmart specifically seeks to reduce the total guarantees," from about $52 million to $47.5 million.
The storm is getting closer, exports are slowing down, financial stability is increasingly at risk and the total guarantees provided for crisis countries within the eurozone surpass Germans' wildest imaginings.
"Kmart is not, at this time, seeking to reduce the total guarantees or the required advertising levels, but rather it is M.S.O. which is seeking to force Kmart to make payments in excess of the contractual requirement," Kmart executives said in a statement, adding that such payments "would represent an impermissible double-counting".
Of these guaranteed assets 16.2%, or $77.0 billion of the total amount guaranteed, is classified as multi-sector, which actually includes Alt-A as well subprime.
The loan to Oman represented nearly half the total guaranteed last year under the government's entire export finance guarantee fund.
The top seven players together earn more than thirty per cent of the total guaranteed compensation, up from twenty-four per cent a season ago.
But in San Diego's system, Jackson is not $12 million-better than Meachem ($12 million being the difference in total guaranteed money the two players got).
In a similar vein, the people of Ireland, Greece, Portugal and other EU nations have had to accept a total guarantee of all loans made by commercial lenders, thus leaving both financial institutions and bondholders free of all responsibility.
Yet whatever they think of the Iraq war, few Western leaders would want to offer a total guarantee that in a world of loose nukes, failed states and global terrorists they would never send troops across a state boundary.
In this situation, the total network capacity is still higher than the total guaranteed capacity.
The British government made a similar move on Monday, raising the deposit guarantee to 50,000 pounds, but stopped short of offering the total guarantee offered by Ireland last week.
