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In fact, it was a renewable-energy loan guarantee program included in that stimulus bill that financed the high-profile “failure” of Solyndra.

There’s no guarantee moderates will get on board, but there’s a plethora of ideas for making the American economy and people’s financial lives better.

Powell testified that the Main Street program was seeing little demand for loans under $1 million, and that even smaller loans often require borrowers to put up some sort of personal guarantee to make the loan.

In fact, it’s more of a spider’s web, and there’s no guarantee our young heroes will escape alive.

That said, it should be noted that the interim job is in no way a guarantee of scoring a permanent seat in the corner office, so while we don’t get to add a fresh hash mark to the tally, her achievement is progress nonetheless.

Increasingly, as these industries develop, on-site solar and wind is a way of guaranteeing a lower price for electricity.

Building such capacity into our public urban “furniture” is one smart of way guaranteeing access.

In a familiar story, the U.S. has no law guaranteeing any paid maternity leave and is the only industrialized nation to do so.

For instance, this year both New York and New Jersey enacted laws guaranteeing paid sick leave to small-business employees.

Lack of the required $600 in cash guaranteeing financial support.

Of the royal edicts guaranteeing the Protestants, the last author remarks that "ils firent plus de bruit que de fruit."

The editor himself is only to get a hundred pounds a year for the present, and I am guaranteeing another hundred for you.

The act (formula) which instituted them was a sort of treaty guaranteeing their franchise.

The hostage is of the nature of a forfeit, guaranteeing in advance the fulfilment of the obligation.

Bills guaranteeing the Indians their lands, justice, and personal freedom continued to pass.