Sentence examples for beginning guarantees from inspiring English sources

This early beginning guarantees time for timely implementation of health interventions such as prevention of preterm birth and of child's and mother's death, events not rare during pregnancy, at least in developing countries.

But they escaped into the grey markets in 2008 and a moral panic began – guaranteeing their increased use.

Classrooms have been overcrowded — and standards have slipped — since the 1970's, when Germany began guaranteeing that any graduate of a gymnasium, the more academically rigorous part of the high school system, was entitled to a place in a university, paid for entirely by the state.

Starting in 2014, the law began guaranteeing coverage to Americans for the first time, prohibiting insurers from denying coverage to patients, even if they are sick.

Largely because the Privileges and Immunities Clause of Article IV has from the beginning guaranteed the privileges and immunities of citizens in the several states, the Supreme Court has rarely construed the phrase "within its jurisdiction" in relation to natural persons.

A tracking controller is designed by using backstepping method at the beginning to guarantee global asymptotic tracking of the desired position or trajectory.

But the majority are now back home, the government's income guarantees beginning to run out, and facing life again.

Toast and honey to begin with, guaranteeing you won't eat anything else?

RECOGNIZING the challenge American tourists are up against, some hotels with a large American clientele have also begun to guarantee some rates in dollars.

Other cities that have begun to guarantee living wages on publicly subsidized development projects have found that such safeguards have not slowed growth or prevented projects from moving forward.

In the 1990s, MBIA began to guarantee not just muni bonds but so-called structured finance vehicles, including those now infamous C.D.O.'s that are causing so much trouble.