Sentence examples for Was supposed to guarantee from inspiring English sources

Prohibition was supposed to redeem America, and unionization was supposed to guarantee a decent life for workers forevermore.

Several phone calls and £80 was supposed to guarantee a car between the airport and our hotel.

Many have cards saying that they had registered for a regularization program, which was supposed to guarantee them some protection until their cases were decided, on August 1st.

The improving economy is especially bothersome to Republicans, since it was the lack of growth and jobs that was supposed to guarantee the president's defenestration in November.

Even in the recent past, the Cold War pitted a free society against totalitarianism, European cooperation was supposed to guarantee liberty, and today Western society favourably contrasts itself to parts of the world that lack a tradition of individual freedom.

I remember buying that bracelet with friends before university and the bracelet was supposed to guarantee we wouldn't lose touch even though we were going to opposite sides of the country.

But I've never understood how marriage is supposed to guarantee safety.

Now the computer is supposed to guarantee priority to the airlines' most important customers.

This method is supposed to guarantee law-enforcement agencies access to encrypted computer files in criminal investigations.

In the next round of collective risk-sharing, eurozone states are supposed to guarantee deposits in each others' banks.

The first amendment is supposed to guarantee me the freedom to speak out in situations like this.