Sentence examples for guaranteed to allow from inspiring English sources

Bill, playing bad cop, spewed nonsense to and for his rabid viewers with a level of vitriol guaranteed to allow good cop Paul to sound positively reasonable in contrast.

During the data collection process, the anonymity of the students was guaranteed, to allow for lower information bias.

Accountability remains of primary importance; transparent and effective monitoring and evaluation should be guaranteed to allow a proper implementation of the activities.

WASHINGTON — President Obama is to announce on Tuesday a loan guarantee to allow construction of two nuclear reactors in Georgia, according to administration officials.

The 2013 budget brought Help-to-buy, which made interest-free loans available to all buyers of newbuild homes and put in place a guarantee to allow lenders to offer 95% mortgages at less risk.

In 1968, the state granted sufficient guarantees to allow a new ferry to be purchased.

The Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A ., knowing that manufacturers grow animals under conditions virtually guaranteed to breed disease, allows them to attempt to ward off disease by feeding them antibiotics from birth until death.

The fact that I am not guaranteed to die by doing so allows me to have such a reaction — avoid hitting 10 people straight on with a two-ton hunk of steel and take my chances dancing with the barrier.

It follows Flybe ending its operation on the route due to its sale of its Gatwick slots to Easyjet and the States agreeing to guarantee a loan to allow Aurigny to buy a jet to increase its capacity on the route as sole operator.

Reports in The Times and Independent say that funding for a relief motorway will be guaranteed by the Treasury to allow the Welsh government to build the road and then to repay the loan at least in part by raising tolls.

Mr. Cameron said on the eve of his party conference that he would immediately begin the second phase of a "Help to Buy" program scheduled for January that provided government guarantees to banks to allow home buyers to receive mortgages with only a 5 percent down payment on properties costing up to £600,000, or about $962,000.