Sentence examples for defined guarantee from inspiring English sources

A narrowly defined guarantee program that extended to all states, but mostly helped a few, might avoid the political problems of directly bailing out just one state.

Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, said the House Republican bill would eventually "turn Medicare into a voucher program," without defined, guaranteed benefits.

In addition, a "C-rate threshold" is defined, guaranteeing diffusion limited currents not falling below a desired discharge rate.

Today's Federal Reserve is built on fallacy: not only the fallacy of the Phillips Curve, but also the deeper fallacy that a manipulated dollar is the same thing as a defined, guaranteed dollar.

The 'Farm to Fork' approach was defined, guaranteeing a high level of safety at all stages of the production and distribution process for all food products marketed within the EU, whether produced within the EU or imported from third countries.

Moreover, a criteria condition is defined to guarantee the rationality of rough optimum and eliminate redundant constraints.

In conventional statistical analyses, the sample size is defined to guarantee target reliability levels and range.

In this study, the algorithm is based on the EDF scheduling, where deadlines are defined to guarantee the delay bound for the real-time applications.

Considering the case that cellular users and D2D links reuse the same resources in the uplink period, the non-outage probability of the cellular communication is defined to guarantee the main communication quality.

A healthy aquatic ecosystem depends on minimum standards for water quality, defined to guarantee sufficient dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations (> 5 mg/L) and limited phosphorus and nitrogen concentrations (Bennett et al. 2001; Le et al. 2010).

-- CIs can resort to extra-legal means (broadly defined) to guarantee their existing market share and continued growth.