Sentence examples for guarantee language from inspiring English sources
The next day, the Times reported that the Yankees, when they signed Giambi, had agreed to a request from Giambi to have all references to steroids removed from the guarantee language of the contract.
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Ukrainian government has continuously failed to pass laws that guarantee language and other rights to minority groups here.
Mr Poroshenko will aim for some form of decentralisation, with guarantees for language and cultural rights.
The Charter of Rights, on the other hand, guarantees minority language education in all provinces for children of Canadian citizens where numbers warrant the establishment of schools.
Part of the Yankees' guaranteed contract language contains a clause designed to protect the club in the event a player dies because of steroids or misuse of prescription medication.
The law gives these territories broad autonomy for three years, guarantees Russian-language rights and self-governance, and allows them to establish deeper ties with Russia although it does not give the region a say in foreign or defence policy.
The Legislature also bowed to southern lawmakers who demanded that budget language guarantee southern arts groups 25percentt of the cultural projects money, or $5 million this year.
In addition, the EU should back the guarantee of Russian language rights in Ukraine - not because Moscow is demanding it, but because the West badly needs to assert its own values in the face of the growing power of neo-fascist groups in Ukraine.
The method entails a number of guarantees to overcome language barriers and is an effective way to guarantee that up to date information is correctly interpreted and contextualised.
The drafts, for example, do not contain language guaranteeing the continuation of gardens preserved by the existing agreement.
It's not the same treaty standard as "an attack on the U.S". which is the old NATO language guaranteeing U.S. nuclear retaliation against the Soviet Union in the event of a Soviet invasion of Western Europe, yes?
