The phrase "about guaranteeing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of ensuring or making certain that something will happen or be provided.
Example: "The report focuses on the measures about guaranteeing the safety of the new product."
Alternatives: "regarding ensuring" or "concerning the assurance".
But the glaring omission from that list is the one issue Canadians care most about: guaranteeing speedy access to public health care.The Patient Wait Times Guarantee, under which patients would be transferred to another province or even to America for treatment if they did not receive attention within a specified time, was always an odd item for Mr Harper to put on his list.
"It's about guaranteeing freedom of religion, because they won't feel committed to outside channels for financing".
"It's not only about guaranteeing the interests of the Workers Partyy".
The left talks about guaranteeing jobs, but less about the skills to do them.
His assertion supports the argument that the drafters of the Second Amendment were not thinking about guaranteeing an individual right to guns.
"If we legalize it, and if we want to talk about guarantees to private property, then we should talk about guaranteeing the property of all people," he said.
The victory over North Carolina just about guaranteed the Seminoles 11-5-1 11-5-1 11-5-1the national tournament.
"I can just about guarantee you," one intelligence official said, "that he is not going to beat Dulles".
But this movement has a serious liability, one that will just about guarantee its impotence: it's controlled by the furthest reaches of the American left.
Even worse, a major winter cut-back of a fruit tree just about guarantees a sparse harvest the following summer.
Barack Obama is going to have his most-improved year ever, at this point that much is just about guaranteed.
