Sentence examples for false guarantees from inspiring English sources

Xinhua reported that the ministry had drafted the regulations out of concern that the education market was flooded with foreign and domestic agents engaging in inappropriate business practices, like forging overseas school applications and giving false guarantees to clients that they would be admitted to certain institutions.

In the past, internal Walmart documents instructed managers to remind employees that they could be permanently replaced if they went on strike, as well as provided talking points on the false guarantees unions make to workers, according to a 2007 report by Human Rights Watch that examined 292 NLRB charges against Walmart.

MPs, the public and firefighters were completely misled and given a false guarantee in order to pass the legislation.

When compared to the most common strategies in the literature, the suggested approach: (i) under suitable conditions, guarantees false alarms are avoided; (ii) unlike residual-based architectures, does not require the computation of thresholds to declare faults; (iii) has applicability to a wide class of plants.

The proposed scheme can detect scanners with guaranteed false positive and false negative probabilities and with a limited memory size.

The maximum value of n is set to 100 and the guaranteed false positive and false negative error rates are both set to 10-4.

LD-Sketch combines the classical counter-based and sketch-based techniques, and performs detection in two phases: local detection, which guarantees zero false negatives, and distributed detection, which reduces false positives by aggregating multiple detection results.

Equations (11) and (12) emphasise the main advantage of normalising the LR as described in relation (9): it allows setting any threshold that guarantees a false alarm probability independently from any distribution parameters, and, this is particularly crucial because digital images are heterogeneous, their properties vary for each image.

We prefer this conservative approach because it always guarantees a false discovery that is maintained at a level that is no higher than the desired 0.05 level.

Also investors might derive lessons: it is still the rock-solid technical expertise of a CEO together with their market awareness that offer the best guarantees against false decisions.

"In particular the ACCC is examining whether this practice contravenes the consumer guarantee and false and misleading representations provisions of the Australian consumer law.