Sentence examples similar to guarantee lasting subsistence from inspiring English sources
The elections, while victorious for Gomułka, did not guarantee lasting changes in the Polish society.
And it is guaranteed to last forever".
A relationship is not guaranteed to last till the end.
"The land has increasingly served as a guarantee of subsistence for farmers," he said.
In the nineteenth century, the major powers guaranteed Belgian neutrality, a guarantee that... lasted nearly one hundred years.
Was this a proper use of the state's resources and a precedent to be proud of – the first time any state in the west had decided to guarantee the basic subsistence of many of its citizens?
Most comuneros received plots that would only guarantee subsistence production while allowing for minimal commercial cropping.
This dignity merely means not only political liberty but also a guarantee of economic subsistence, cultural freedom and the provision of social services [ 6, 7].
It is very expensive to provide guarantees of subsistence, minimal public health measures, and basic education.
We guarantee it will last until the end of the world (though no longer).
Results indicate that while farmer participation would be significant, crop insurance is not needed to achieve policy goals like raising farmer income or guaranteeing subsistence levels of income.
