term of guarantee

"As such," she continued, "Sotheby's could not offer this painting at auction under our terms of guarantee."

However, a significantly better (in terms of guarantees on, and rate of, convergence) method for minimizing stress was introduced by Jan de Leeuw.

I am especially thinking of the third pillar, where Union citizens expect a specific response in terms of guarantees of their security and respect of their rights.

So there's a lot of taxpayer money going into this already - a lot of it in terms of guarantees for agricultural products, which was their emergency requirement."

According to Xavier Coll, the bank's human resources vice president, Shaha outlined conditions for her departure that were "unprecedented" in terms of guarantees and rewards and way out of line with bank policy.

But the question in a business sense will be whether it will be solid enough, given how much Warner has paid for the various rights and the number they have charged manufacturers in terms of guarantees for the various licensing rights."

It's a thoroughly liberal society in terms of guarantees, yet all the same it never even begins to tip over toward the side of total disorganization, toward the kind of Gandhiism that keeps a people tied to the momma-and-poppa farm and the roving-brigand distribution system.