Sentence examples for an extra guarantee from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, we feel that the common currency offers valuable protection from the headwinds of the international economic crisis, and is thus an extra guarantee to national sovereignty.

Voting mechanisms, enabling users to approve or refuse existing tags, provide an extra guarantee on the quality of the annotations.

Therefore, the integration of Greece in the European community and its participation in the European Union were thought of by citizens as an extra guarantee in the framework of a vast system that seeks to impose democracy through law.

Then check for exit penalties, tax liabilities, the maturity date and whether there are any extra guarantees (some older plans have valuable minimum guaranteed rates).

Does having an extra degree guarantee job satisfaction?

My partner and I arrived first and bought everyone hard-to-get tickets which, for an extra $4.50, guaranteed admission at a set time.

However some schools, especially small ones – which only have an extra £3,000 guaranteed for the first year to help – are likely to struggle in the longer term.

Had he asked the Brazilian government for extra guarantees on the safety of players and officials as a direct result of the demonstrations?

Labour has pledged to give Britain's careers advice service in schools an extra £50m to guarantee face-to-face help from trained advisers.

Another shortcoming of this protocol is that all the sensor nodes are involved in securing the transmission; this means that the base station has not to make an extra effort for guaranteeing security even if it is more powerful in terms of processing capabilities and power.

Wasps gradually imposed their ascendancy and when they drove a maul from a line-out having turned down the opportunity to kick for goal, George Smith emerged with the ball near the corner only for the referee to award a penalty try to virtually guarantee an extra two points.