For me, it's about reframing an idealized picture of life — one that was never guaranteed to begin with.
NBC executives said that Mr. O'Brien's contract did not include any language that guaranteed the show had to begin at 11 35 p.m.
Acknowledging the causes of the leave vote in the UK, he said: "For all those people who voted because they don't think they're getting the benefits of globalisation, we believe that passing TTIP is in fact the way to begin to guarantee you will get those benefits".
Toast and honey to begin with, guaranteeing you won't eat anything else?
These are the kind of existential crises we occupy ourselves with while waiting for fashion shows to begin - no guarantee there's any truth to the rumours though.
But he, like all the other targets, has been summoned to appear for questioning Tuesday at 11 a.m., an hour before the protest is to begin, all but guaranteeing that he will not be at the protest.
He was skeptical of United's plan, outlined on Sunday, that calls for the airline to return to an operating profit in 2004 and to begin repaying the loan guarantees, if granted, in 2005.
The rate base for Hallmark Magazine — that is, the circulation guaranteed to advertisers — began at 400,000 when it was introduced in 2006.
E-Company Now's own rate base -- the circulation guaranteed to advertisers -- began at 200,000 earlier this year and will be 325,000 in January, Mr. Desmond said.
Since late summer of 1979 a group at the Treasury Department had been mulling over the question of guarantees and begun to prepare a draft of legislation to submit to Congress.
Add the fact that the guarantee procedure also began to be used.
