Sentence examples for guarantee change from inspiring English sources

"But trade alone will never guarantee change".

Ms. Pardo said she thought the competition would not by itself guarantee change.

Higher expectations don't guarantee change, but history suggests that the uprisings they lead to can be powerful engines of reform.

He urged voters in Scotland not to "gamble" on the SNP and insisted "you can guarantee change with Labour".

On Europe, he said the Tories were the only party which could guarantee change in the UK's relationship with the EU and took aim at UKIP, which polls suggest could get the most votes in the European polls.

But there is no guarantee change is coming.

But nor does it guarantee changes to entitlement programmes, which do not require annual authorisation and are the real source of long-term spending pressure.

We argue that even if already protected public agro-forest lands may be the best places to start promoting these changes, additional measures are needed to involve private landowners and guarantee changes at a landscape level.

The Mubarak regime has yet to show serious commitment to meeting these demands or to moving toward substantive, guaranteed change.

And although there are mid-term elections next year and a guaranteed change of commander-in-chief in 2008, few candidates want to be seen as quitters.

The sheer size and range of this multinational company means that linking the success of its sustainable living plan to its business goals guarantees change will happen.