Sentence examples for guarantee act from inspiring English sources

Ten years ago this week, the Indian parliament unanimously passed the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA).

Victoria has maintained a progressive conservation policy, the primary legislation of which was the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act of 1988.

That number includes projects that directly conserve nature, like creating protected areas for endangered species, and more indirect means like creating "green jobs" through the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, ministry officials said.

The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), extended to every rural district in April 2008, is supposed to offer 100 days of work a year, at the minimum wage, to every rural household that needs it.

During its first term, the government introduced several national schemes to alleviate rural poverty – from the national rural employment guarantee act, which provided state subsidised work for the country's poorest villagers, to rural health programmes and a scheme to relieve farmers of crippling debts.

By far the most ambitious of all is India's National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA).

Much of the "common minimum programme" the UPA adopted was a promise to tackle their plight.In particular, there was a commitment to the "immediate" enactment of a nationwide "employment-guarantee act", which would offer casual labour to anybody willing to do it at the minimum wage.

Small farmers had their debts cancelled, and money has flowed to rural districts thanks to India's employment-guarantee act, which is supposed to offer 100 days of work to every household that needs it.The government has also announced three stimulus packages.

A company would buy a lease and would guarantee to act in a way that sustained, rather than damaged, the reef.This is not to say that governments have no role in preserving reefs, beyond enforcing property rights.

Today's democratic socialists believe in private enterprise but think it should be subject to rules that guarantee businesses act responsibly.

Socialists and social democrats believe in private enterprise but think it should be subject to rules that guarantee businesses act responsibly.