Sentence examples for bound to guarantee from inspiring English sources

Justice Hubsher said a college is not legally bound to guarantee the well-being of its students.

Employers prefer defined contribution plans because they are not legally bound to guarantee a pension check to retirees.

On the plus side, their stage is almost bound to guarantee future success (among many other star ex-stagiaires is Noma's chef, René Redzepi).

– Yahoo! may extend the agreement for 5 years with Microsoft bound to guarantee $1.6B per year.

Both sides would be honour-bound to guarantee the safety of those who returned.But as they began to sip celebratory tea, Ali Hamdoun, the robed sheikh on whose gold-tasselled couches they sat, held up his hand for quiet.

In the presence of excess ligand as is the case before purification, a sufficient amount of APAs are NP-bound to guarantee NP stabilization.

As Abdulrahman al-Saleh, general director of Dubai's Department of Finance, said, neither Dubai nor Abu Dhabi is bound legally to guarantee the debt.

As Mr. al-Saleh, the Dubai government official said, neither Dubai nor Abu Dhabi is bound legally to guarantee Dubai World's debts despite its status as a quasi-government entity, a point that was made in the prospectus for the property developer Nakheel's $3.5 billion Islamic bond offering.

Since labor disputes are "within that area of free discussion that is guaranteed by the Constitution" and since in my view the States and the Federal Government are equally bound to honor that guarantee, the fate of the libel award in this case is clear.

Ruling that Iridium executives "had no good-faith basis to represent three critical assertions" to Chase about the company's finances and subscriber base, Judge Hellerstein said that Motorola was bound to pay the guarantee.

Sellers are bound to seek stronger financing guarantees and fatter breakup fees, Mr. Pierce said.