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Chinese laws offer only limited guarantees for the accused, and even these are often ignored.

They also issued limited guarantees for the value of coins they had graded.

The lower rating also applies to various securities backed by pools of automobile loans, for which G.M. provides a limited guarantee.

Koudelka accepted this limited guarantee for the welfare of a man Cordelia guessed must be his friend with a little bow of his head.

'Some savers like term shares where they tie their money up for a set period in return for a limited guarantee regarding the interest,' says Willis.

But with the Democrats taking control of Congress this year, the administration has relented and offered certain limited guarantees on labor and environmental issues last month as a compromise.

An open-source GPL Linux application by the name PVlink is available with limited guarantees.

The company grew to become the largest American-owned brick manufacturer by the mid-20th century and was the first of its type to offer a 100-year limited guarantee to its customers.

But more limited guarantees, such as a commitment not to use nuclear weapons and other commitments of the type offered to North Korea under the Agreed Framework, could be effective today."

In real estate transactions, a general warranty deed may promise good title to a parcel of land while a limited warranty provides a limited guarantee of good title.

Press Law Delayed In another matter apparently related to the official crackdown on protest, the Chinese Government on Monday indefinitely postponed consideration of a proposed law that would have given news organizations limited guarantees of independence from the Government.

The registration in the League of the Cooperative of Crafts in Belgrade was done on 13 of January 1947, on the name The Processing Cooperative of Silverworkers (with a limited guarantee) in Prizren.

Roger Cutler, the former city attorney for Salt Lake City who was involved in the negotiations for the 2002 Winter Games, said the city could not get the international committee to change the requirement and predicted that New York would have a hard time getting approval for a limited guarantee.

The third option - and the one that seems to be gaining the most support in Congress - would be for the United States to agree to limited guarantees on the condition that an amount equivalent to what Israel spends on settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip be deducted each year from the total.