Sentence examples for changes designed to guarantee from inspiring English sources

Under considerable pressure, all parties have backed constitutional changes designed to guarantee equal rights, and public sector job opportunities, for all three ethnic groups in both parts of the country.

All experience shows that change will not happen by osmosis – there will need to be, in the developing world and elsewhere, mechanisms designed to guarantee that women will be selected in constituencies where they have a strong change of being elected.

But European officials emphasize that the withdrawal agreement, including a provision known as the Irish backstop, designed to guarantee no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, will not change.

This was designed to "guarantee the respect of legality and transparency" throughout the event.

The Brazilian science minister said the programme was designed to guarantee the country's energy supply.

Is this method designed to guarantee larger aggregate food orders and higher tabs?

And yet sometimes Israeli policies seem callously designed to guarantee an extremist response.

The Directive ultimately establishes a light framework designed to guarantee easy access by operators to telecommunications markets while allowing governments to guarantee that essential services are offered.

The bonds of a 50-year treaty designed to guarantee a mutual nuclear future will be put to the test.

Not all the lines from the conference floor appear entirely designed to guarantee our undivided attention.

10/90 is a system of television distribution designed to guarantee profitability for a TV series.