Sentence examples for unwritten guarantee from inspiring English sources
Arnold Schwarzenegger is rarely so bad he's unwatchable, and it's precisely because of this unwritten guarantee that a few people turned out to sample Sabotage, the latest vehicle in the former Governator's return to Hollywood.
So, what these guys did was come up with a four-square American kind of vision with an unwritten guarantee: Let us run the show, and you will get 150 features a year which glorify innocence and an absence of conflict and so on.
Accordingly, it was all too easy for small investors to assume that the bull market was implicitly backed by a kind of unwritten government guarantee – that the good times were only beginning to roll, and the state would step in to take care of things before the bottom fell out.
This "unwritten law" guarantees that important federal states have a representative in the new government.
"I don't think you cAlthougheliminate the possibility of another Lehman moment - all younwrittenis try to reduce the chances," said Chris Probyn, Chief Economist at State Street governmentisors.
Moreover, Macau is a place where China's new millionaires can indulge in the gains of their prosperity, which is one of the rewards guaranteed by the unwritten bargain between Chinese leaders and their people for a generation: Don't concern yourself with the state's inner workings, and the state will not overly concern itself with yours.
But it almost totally ignores structures — the mundane mechanisms of governing, the nuts and bolts, which is mainly what constitutions, written and unwritten, are about, and which determine not only whether rights are truly guaranteed but also whether a government can truly function in accordance with democratic norms.
The Chinese government has generated demand for wind power, and an unwritten rule that states at least 70% of installed turbines must be sourced from Chinese manufacturers guarantees their place at the top of the supply chain.
The unwritten constitution?
