Sentence examples for certain of the guarantees from inspiring English sources

The Roosevelt Court thus limited judicial protection of individual rights to infringements upon certain of the guarantees (although not all of them) specifically enumerated in the Bill of Rights, as well as laws affecting the political process or targeting the politically powerless.

To remove that perceived obstacle, they broadly construed Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce and limited judicial protection of individual rights to infringements upon certain of the guarantees (although not all of them) specifically enumerated in the Bill of Rights, as well as laws targeting politically powerless minorities.

If elected to the Senate, Flake and Cardon will vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act, although they agree with certain parts of the law including guaranteeing insurance for those with pre-existing conditions.

Some applications have hard real-time requirements on the communication, e.g., those involved in automatic control loops, and may hence need wired connectivity or wireless solutions that offer certain degrees of guarantees such as IEEE 802.15.4 with WiressHART [37].

Texas (538 U.S. 918), the Supreme Court ruled 5 4 that a Texas statute making it a crime for two people of the same sex to engage in certain intimate behavior violated the guarantee of equal protection and vital interests in liberty and privacy protected by the due process clause of the Constitution, thus overruling Bowers v. Hardwick.

One thing seems certain: the days of guaranteed boredom at annual meetings are gone.

Capacity payments, when adequately designed, can without doubt serve as an effective means of achieving a certain level of guaranteed capacity.

Not only am I fairly certain of this, I'd guarantee it (and I'm not in the habit of guaranteeing many things).

Expeditors must go through the passport agency -- which gives the companies a certain number of time guaranteed slots -- hence the reason that privately fast-tracked applicants must also pay the higher government fee.

The greatest democracy gives all American citizens certain rights which guarantees the next generations of children, their place in a free and fair American society.

But this much we can say for certain: electing John McCain guarantees the perpetuation of war.