Sentence examples for guarantee order from inspiring English sources

He added: "We have the power and the means to guarantee order in Minsk, and we will guarantee order.

PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy vowed Tuesday "to guarantee order," restore fuel supplies and crack down on "troublemakers," as a quarter of France's gas stations ran dry and other disruptions built from nationwide protests and strikes.

"This is going to be nothing more than a little spat, but we are obliged to guarantee order and prevent these groups from spoiling the beautiful process that we have concluded," Mr. Chavez said this afternoon, referring to the vote held across Venezuela on Sunday.

But in a radio broadcast on a Castellon station in his district General Bosch said: "In view of the happenings taking place in these moments in the capital and the consequent vacuum of power, it is my duty to guarantee order in the military region of my command until I receive corresponding instructions from His Majesty the King".

We conclude that Sdc cell autonomously regulates Slit/Robo2 signalling in tracheal cells to guarantee ordered directional migration and branch fusion.

Russia could serve an essential role in guaranteeing order during a political transition because it has deep connections with Syrian military officials, many of whom were educated in the Soviet Union.

At checkout, a customer can view a guaranteed order total in their own currency, including international duties (if applicable), taxes, and delivery costs, with a guaranteed exchange rate.

There is nothing in the history of international relations that guarantees order.

Our biggest obstacle was pitching different manufacturers to work with us without having a guaranteed order in place.

This was done in order to guarantee that the same method was applied in both study centres.

However, there are concerns that the alliance is not making the best use of its buying power, with pharmaceutical companies like GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer making vast profits from guaranteed orders and subsidies – while emerging companies in Brazil, China and India are frozen out.