Instead, sanctions would not only preëmpt continued negotiations with the great powers, and the humiliation of Iranian reformers, but guarantee a "break-out," with Iran going for a bomb.
We conservatively believe that during the first three years, about three projects per month will guarantee a break-even point.
However, it is conservatively believed that during the first three years, about three projects per month will guarantee a break-even point.
A&E was dreadful, but the doctors working there have one important benefit; they are generally guaranteed a break, of some sort.
Still, sympathetic teachers -- who by contract are guaranteed a lunch break -- often wish that their students had a chance to decompress during the day.
Kidd, at 6-4, has 424 in 75 games, or almost 6 a game, guaranteeing a fast break with the ball in the most capable of hands.
During this time you are not guaranteed a lunch break, let alone time to go to the toilet on your own.
"Any company in any industry can now knock on the governor's door, threaten to move and virtually be guaranteed a tax break or economic development subsidy of some sort," he said.
And the new governor of the Spanish central bank, Luis María Linde, told lawmakers that Spain would need to shut any banks whose future viability cannot be guaranteed — an apparent break with the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, which has insisted that no banks will close.
If I do decide to sprint, then I am certain to miss the connection even if I make it to the other terminal, because the security staff are guaranteed to be taking a break at the point at which I need to go through.
Take the Wired Beans collection of Scotch and sake glasses shown at the Japanese pavilion, an elegant assortment of plain design and more elaborate lacquered tumblers that come in a special wooden box and carry a lifetime guarantee: you break it, they'll replace it.
