Sentence examples for guarantee restoration from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Geoff Lockwood, the chairman of the Brighton West Pier Trust, said: "Today's positive decision does not guarantee restoration there are still hurdles to overcome".

Reinfusion guarantees restoration of hematocrit to previous values and ensures solute dilution in the blood.

State officials said that Democrats had asked for a law to be passed that would guarantee the restoration of education spending, but that the Schwarzenegger administration rejected the idea.

All this will bring comfort to Labour, but it will neither guarantee the restoration of Labour's political fortunes nor relieve the party of the need to think its way through its present plight.

With no terrestrial TV exposure next summer, critics of the deal say it will hit attempts to get children trying to emulate Flintoff and co, but the ECB insists it means an extra £96m investment over the next four years, which can guarantee a restoration in the sport's fortunes.

Payments must lead to new environmental benefits that otherwise would not have occurred, and land managers need to guarantee that restoration always brings long-term benefits and does not compromise carbon and the other services we rely on from the land.

These techniques guarantee good restoration of the anatomy and relieve pain, but have sometimes been associated with irritation or rupture of extensor tendons.

This effort will no doubt succeed in eliminating and weakening ISIS's abilities, but will not guarantee the restoration of Syria's and Iraq's security.

A statement issued by the foreign ministers of the 57-member Organization of the Islamic Conference said "any progress on ties must be linked to how much the Israeli position represents a commitment to a just and comprehensive peace that guarantees the restoration of rights and occupied land".

One is the decision to embark on a conflict when the agreement ending it only guarantees the restoration of the status quo that went before, together with commitments to discuss other grievances.

That would guarantee that the restoration remained just another of Washington's unfulfilled promises.