Sentence examples for guarantee re from inspiring English sources

He said the FCO's assistance for the BBC was "limited" and wrote that they needed to contact an Argentinian lawyer, adding: "We cannot give any guarantee re the safety of BBC personnel or agents".

But peace may not be enough to guarantee re-election.

A look at history shows that presiding over a period of robust job growth does not guarantee re-election.

He may ask them to contrast that era with the improved performance of the LAPD under William Bratton, whom Mr Hahn hired.None of this, however, is going to guarantee re-election.

The leftist-led government in Athens has made a debt cut the cornerstone of its economic policy, with officials believing it is the only way to guarantee re-entry into bond markets.

The on-going electricity reforms (new reforms) in the country such as the transmission and distribution (T&D) tariff reform, the direct trading of electricity, among others, along with new RE policies such as full purchase of guaranteed RE generation and green certificate system, should assist RE integration in the country.

As the FIT guaranteed RE producers to be paid back according to their size and renewable sources they use, the FIT was supposed to boost the regional economy by creating a new technology market and providing better air quality.

The four defectors aren't guaranteed re-election.

And Mr. Kwasniewski himself, now that he has been cleared, is almost guaranteed re-election as Poland's president.

And what with Utah's strongly Republican slant, winning the primary more-or-less guarantees re-election.This muddled outcome puts America's pundits in a quandary.

The regime in too many prisons is one of idleness, and locking up someone from such a background in idleness virtually guarantees re-offending.