Sentence examples for guarantee of continuing from inspiring English sources

In a young electoral system, term limits are a guarantee of continuing democracy.

Six children are many things, but not perhaps the guarantee of continuing rose-tinted romance.

Working a season without the guarantee of continuing with Madden "puts an extra burden on me," Summerall said.

Titan's potential involvement received a hostile reception from France's General Confederation of Labor, which demanded a five-year guarantee of continuing production.

Clark's reported guarantee of continuing "competitiveness", plus subsidies for training and other forms of job support, must have been expressed in bankable terms.

Diệm asked the US for a guarantee of continuing aid; at the time, two thirds of South Vietnam's budget came from the CIP, which was mainly abused by the urban elite to buy consumer goods.

The effects of partisan gerrymandering go well beyond the protection of incumbents and the guarantee of continued Republican control.

If a corporate giant landed in Kano again, Dutse said, he would want solid guarantees of continuing assistance from the company.

Taxation had accounted for 70 percent of Britain's wartime expenditure (£93,644,560 between 1702 and 1713), so the Commons' control over taxation became a powerful guarantee of its continuing importance.

Nor would it involve a stop-and-go system of "one-off" sales, like those that occurred in 1999 and 2008 — those failed because there was no guarantee of a continuing supply for buyers.

But Ms. Williams, hardly without allies in the cause, quickly received a vote of confidence from the movement's other steering committee members and a guarantee of a continuing leadership role in the campaign in which 123 nations have endorsed a treaty to eliminate hidden war mines that kill and maim thousands of people each year.