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"No government can go to a parliament and ask for a guarantee about the result," the German politician said.

She missed Friday's deadline to accept the deal, largely because the judge would not give her a guarantee about the length of her sentence.

For his part, Father Edwards said Bishop Dixon was seeking a guarantee about Christ Church's property that he could not offer.

But he added: "Legislation is already in place and the people of Britain have a guarantee about when a referendum will take place".

Asked what he thought of someone making a guarantee about his team, Fassel smiled and said: "I think it's foolish for a coach to guarantee something like that.

Those near retirement want a guarantee about pension income, while those emerging into adulthood need support to make the most of a 100-year life and their multi-stage journey.

These championships are a relative bargain, requiring a guarantee of about $1 million according to an IAAF spokesman.

Sotheby's had big money riding on the art, having given Ms. Diamond a guarantee of about $65 million.

Constellation said in a letter to the Energy Department that the Office of Management and Budget was seeking a fee of $880 million on a guarantee of about $7.6 billion, which it said would doom the project, "or the economics of any nuclear project, for that matter".

Under the program, the DOE issues a loan guarantee for about 50 to 70percentt of a project's cost.

Mr Clegg told them: "We did actually spend 100 days in this House in the early part of this parliament passing legislation... which for the first time ever gives a guarantee in law about when a referendum on Europe will take place - when the rules change, when new things are asked of the United Kingdom within the European Union.