Sentence examples for guarantee the fair from inspiring English sources

The statement continued, "We believe the process is designed to do exactly what Congress intended: guarantee the fair implementation of the death penalty".

The Class-Based Weighted Window is proposed in order to improve the Weighted Window method to satisfy users requiring different amounts of bandwidth, and to guarantee the fair resource allocation among users in different bandwidth classes.

On Friday, IRD put out a statement saying it will work out a protocol with Guianan authorities to guarantee the fair sharing of the scientific and economic benefits if the drug makes it to the market and to ensure that people in Guiana can get it at an affordable price.

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Finally, we will create an advocacy plan that guarantees the fair representation of Latinos at the most important tables and in the spaces where major decisions are made.

To achieve this, three fields are added to the RTS/CTS frames whose combination with the previously existing duration field of RTS/CTS frames guarantees the periodic fair adaptive access of a station to the channel.

In this work, we formulate a proportional fair resource allocation problem based on chance-constrained programming for slow adaptive OFDMA system which maximizes the average sum-rate in an adaptive time window and guarantees the Jain fair index (JFI) requirement with the target probability.

Guaranteeing the full, fair and fruitful participation of all parties in a global system, that is open to all, is a common responsibility.

The bitter controversies surrounding the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections have made it clear that paper ballots offer the only means by which we can guarantee the possibility of a fair vote count, and thus the essence of our democracy.

Assessments from the likes of Amnesty International's Donatella Rovera are that Libya is currently incapable of being able to guarantee the kind of comprehensive, fair trial that would satisfy the ICC.

Politicians are preparing to scrap decades worth of laws that protect citizens from wholesale spying and guarantee the right to a fair trial and they haven't even read the legislation they want passed.