Sentence examples for explicitly guarantee that from inspiring English sources
However, significantly, Downing Street did not explicitly guarantee that all the costs of the policing operation and claims under the Riot Act would be met by the Treasury's contingency fund.
She underlined the fact that the government explicitly guarantees that tuition fees will not be charged--at least for the first degree (if it does not take too long).
Zarif has signalled that Tehran might no longer insist on hammering out wording in the interim agreement that explicitly guarantees that Iran has the right to enrich uranium.
"I can't guarantee that".
A new federal agency would be established to explicitly guarantee losses beyond that.
Current law evolved from a state constitutional amendment, overwhelmingly endorsed by voters in 1972, that explicitly guaranteed Alaskans the right to privacy.
The new policy does not change that basic formula, but would explicitly guarantee admission--with conditions--to the top 12.5% at each high school.
But Mr. Romney's aides later clarified that he would only explicitly guarantee insurance for people with pre-existing conditions if they have maintained coverage with no significant lapses.
While it isn't binding precedent, Scalia's opinion is a fascinating window on his exasperation at the tendency of liberal jurists to discern (or invent) rights that aren't explicitly guaranteed in the Constitution.
There were rumors this week that the federal government would step in and explicitly guarantee the debt of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a rumor the government quickly denied.
