Sentence examples for further to guarantee from inspiring English sources
Later David Cameron, answering a personal plea from an ordinary reader, said: "I want to do everything I can to support commitment and I'm open to changing things further to guarantee equality".
Further, to guarantee that (U n)) has a positive drift, we assume that frac{P Xgeq Q)}{1-p_{1}}+frac{P(X< Q)}{1-p_{2}}>frac{mu}{c}, (1.2) which is the positive safety loading condition.
As a matter of fact, d ( x, T x ) is at least d ( A, B ), and best proximity point theorems accentuate the preceding viewpoint further to guarantee the existence of an element x such that d ( x, T x ) assumes the least possible value d ( A, B ), thereby accomplishing the highest possible closeness between x and Tx.
It may take Murray just two further games to guarantee his fifth appearance in the last sixteen at Roland Garros; judging by yesterday's action, it might take all afternoon.
The club is available for as little as €2m up front, plus a further €1m to guarantee its (substantial) debts, but so far has struggled to attract an adequate suitor.
Compare Sarkozy, who pledged €40bn (£35bn) to boost bank finances and a further €320bn to guarantee interbank lending, with Gordon Brown, who had to pledge about £850bn to prop up the British banking system, of which £117bn was pumped straight into the worst hit banks.
Sunderland need a further point to guarantee staying up.
Next we consider two further conditions to guarantee the existence of fixed points for nonexpansive set-valued mappings with compact values in uniformly convex metric spaces.
However, an equivalency of SPME and LLE in BCF studies should be further studied to guarantee their use in a regulatory context.
This model estimate is further used to guarantee nominal stability and to improve the parameter update using a line search algorithm for determining the iteration step size.
The system performance robustness criterion against model/plant mismatch is further proposed to guarantee monotonicity conditions, which are sufficient for robust system stability.
