Sentence examples for full guarantees from inspiring English sources

Alpha Oumar Konaré, chairman of the African Union, said the groups would have "full guarantees" that their views would be heard.

Guusje Ter Horst, the Dutch Minister of the Interior, said it was "likely" that the machines would have done so, but that it was "impossible to give full guarantees".

But no word has been heard of the law being passed.Before the present trials began, the Saudi foreign minister said they would be in public, defendants would have "full guarantees" (presumed to include their own lawyers) and local human-rights outfits would monitor the proceedings.

The judges said students are "bearers and exercisers of the full guarantees in our bill of rights and they are no less entitled to those rights by reason only of being within school gates".

In these situations, approximate techniques like stochastic global optimization can at least locate a near globally optimal solution in a reasonable time, although the cost to pay is that these methods do not offer full guarantees of global optimality.

It's unclear whether Wallace would sign a full guaranteed contract or a partially guaranteed deal.

That is in substance a full guarantee, but not one the government recognizes.

"It's not a full guarantee," Mr. Fowler said, "but I guess it's insurance".

(c) Nothing less than a full guarantee of principal and interest by a Federal agency will make an obligation eligible.

They were clearly worried about what would happen without a full guarantee being set aside by Lloyd's.

But the American insurers in the meeting today said the absence of a full guarantee fund left open the possibility that some claims might not be paid.