Sentence examples for be sufficient to guarantee from inspiring English sources
Investing the People's Assembly with power will not be sufficient to guarantee Egypt's democratic future.
While Minurcat, the UN peacekeeping force in Chad and the Central African Republic, may not be sufficient to guarantee the full safety of the region, there is no doubt that it is highly necessary.
Top-down prescription can never be sufficient to guarantee effective local partnering (as the consultation paper acknowledges) but what it can do is create a context within which partnering is more, rather than less, likely to flourish.
The bailout fund would agree to absorb any losses but, as an insurance program, its capital would be sufficient to guarantee loans with an aggregate value several times as large.
I also queried the surveyor about whether a mere separation would be sufficient to guarantee me a commute-free existence, but by then, it seemed, I was taking up her time — her very important surveyor time — and she had to get off the phone.
It will therefore not be sufficient to guarantee that all successful maxims are right.
Through much of the sale it was impossible to escape the feeling that the lure of famous names backed by rarity was sufficient to guarantee success.
Aristóbulo Istúriz, a senior official in Mr. Chávez's United Socialist Party, said the seats won by its candidates "are sufficient to guarantee the defense of the commander, Hugo Chávez".
"Unless government is satisfied the changes made by the company are sufficient to guarantee the future integrity of government contracts, Serco will face exclusion from all new and future work with the government," the MoJ said.
The official also said the United States had provided about $33 million in support to regional efforts to battle the Lord's Resistance Army since 2008, an effort that has not been sufficient to guarantee that local security forces dismantle the group.
