Sentence examples for between guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

We also adaptively control the admission threshold to achieve a better balance between guaranteeing handoff dropping probability and maximizing resource utilization.

The two provisions address the conflict between guaranteeing patients access to needed drugs and limiting choices enough to give insurers and benefit managers bargaining power with drug makers.

Thus, the power account balance, i.e. the balance between (guaranteed) power plant capacity and the maximum demand for electricity, is positive at the moment and probably will be for the coming years ([21,22], p. 32 f)..f What is more, other European countries have overcapacities and Germany could import more electricity from them.

On Tuesday the Jordanian government's Office Gazette published the new treaty between Amman and London guaranteeing that Abu Qatada would not face a retrial on terrorism charges based on evidence obtained by torture.

Any final peace deal must include a military treaty between the United States and Israel guaranteeing a military response if Israel is attacked, similar to what we have with NATO.

Today, wired communications between nodes enable guaranteeing the constraint respect attached to determinism.

This too can be spelt out in terms of fair linkages between trees, thus guaranteeing the triangular inequality.

Secretary-General U Thant abruptly pulled out U.N. forces acting as a buffer in the Sinai between Israel and Egypt, thus guaranteeing a conflict.

So are trade spats with Europe and the U.S. Kaye says that South Korean business groups are still switching assets between companies and guaranteeing loans to troubled subsidiaries without telling investors.

"In light of issues being raised in the context of the BHS pension scheme, there is a strong argument for a considered review of the pension scheme funding, of trustee responsibilities and of trade-offs between guarantees and costs in final salary pension schemes".

Alito: "What is the difference between guaranteed-issue and community-rating provisions on the one hand and other provisions that increase costs substantially for insurance companies?" Kennedy: "We would be exercising the judicial power if one provision was stricken and the others remained to impose a risk on insurance companies that Congress had never intended".