It would be a cushy, two-month courtship that virtually guaranteed equally lucrative employment with Dewey after graduation.
Both Vandenbroucke (2001, 273) and Carens (2003, 170) stress the fact that compliance with formal rules (e.g., fiscal ones) is often equally hard to guarantee as compliance with informal rules.
In addition, the FHA allowed personal and agency bias in favor of all-white subdivisions in the suburbs to affect the kinds of loans it guaranteed or, equally important, refused to guarantee ([10], p. 337).
Despite raising the funding for the Skoll centre in six months, Prof Hopwood is experienced enough in the academic business to know that there is no guarantee of equally swift success with the media centre.
It should be emphasized that the high accuracy of the model (3 4% prediction error on average for I-frames and P-frames) does not guarantee an equally good performance when the model is incorporated into the policer.
To guarantee an equally distinct documentation, the pleopod-body articulations of these specimens (Hyperia sp., Nebaliopsis sp., Neo. semissis, Pa .lacustris, and Al. hickmani; Table 4) were documented via fluorescence microscopy ([ 34, 70], Table 4).
And, you're guaranteed to be equally inspired by the speaker announcements that we're making next week.
The Indiana Supreme Court said that taking the car was legal under state law, and that the U.S. Supreme Court hasn't clearly ruled that the amendment's excessive fines clause applies to all states under the 14th Amendment, which guarantees laws apply equally to people living in every state.
We get back to work on being a nation where the equal protection guaranteed all Americans actually equally protects all Americans.
Even when models reproduce the past reasonably well, however, it doesn't guarantee that they're equally reliable at projecting the future.
