Sentence examples for explicitly guarantees that from inspiring English sources
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.
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).
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.
The law of large numbers guarantees that.
It's the cornerstone of an awful lot of television shows and movies we enjoy, although most of them come from the USA, where there is a clear provision for free speech in the constitution, whereas funny story there's nothing in our constitution that explicitly guarantees free speech.
A new federal agency would be established to explicitly guarantee losses beyond that.
Unlike many other states, Ohio has a law that also explicitly guarantees condemned inmates a quick and painless death, Mr. Collins said.
That's why the government not only explicitly guarantees bank deposits, but also offers implicit guarantees that banks will be bailed out in times of trouble.
While Afghanistan's constitution explicitly guarantees freedom of religion, it also states that Islam is the "religion of state" and that "no law can be contrary to the beliefs and provisions of the sacred religion of Islam".
In Britain, the winner of the Booker Prize routinely gets a tremendous boost, and that's essentially the point: the Booker explicitly guarantees its winners "a dramatic increase in book sales".
This week Zarif appeared to offer a concession, suggesting Tehran might no longer insist on hammering out wording in the interim agreement that explicitly guaranteed Iran the right to enrich uranium, saying there could be references to the right already, under the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
