Sentence examples for would be guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

But because the government would be guaranteeing nearly all mortgages in the country, since it already owns Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, taxpayers could face big losses if losses from defaults turn out to be higher than expected.

Mr. Martinez said he thought that eventually the F.H.A. would be guaranteeing 10 to 15 percent of new mortgages, and the public guarantor would back another 35 to 45 percent, leaving 40 to 50 percent to be financed exclusively by private capital without any government guarantee.

In its 2014 state aid report, the European commission required EDF and other investors to make available up to £24.5bn as extra "contingent equity" – to reduce the risk to the UK government, which would be guaranteeing some of the project debt.

If and when a transaction was consummated, Microsoft would be guaranteeing a great deal of capital at closing.

An alternative to these long odds and long commutes would be guaranteeing all students a place in the public school nearest their parents' place of employment.

ISIS knew that by releasing the video of Kasasbeh's murder it would be guaranteeing the execution of its fellow Jihadists at the hands of the Jordanians.

Scotland would be guaranteed a place in the final stages.

The bonds would be guaranteed by the federal government.

Once the equivalent temperature was used, the loop would be guaranteed closed.

But the main bone of contention was whether or not Jonas' salary would be guaranteed.

Not surprisingly, everyone wanted to head south next year where warmer weather would be guaranteed.