BIS has not been developed for the purpose of detecting cerebral ischaemia, nor is it guaranteed to do so.
Thus, a drug that can kill all in vitro persisters is not guaranteed to do so in vivo.
By introducing weighted randomisation, the individual is more likely to be allocated to receive the preferred treatment, but is not guaranteed to do so.
Although directed evolution has the ability to successfully find a mutant with higher stability and similar enzymatic activity, it is not guaranteed to do so.
Government departments are not allowed to lobby Congress; why are these two firms, whose debts now have an explicit government guarantee, permitted to do so?Heads they winIf Fannie and Freddie are too important to be allowed to collapse, and the American government is really responsible for their debts, then they should be nationalised.
"That comes right after the guarantee of a free speech and free press in the First Amendment," Lutger said, "and it was placed there because our Founding Fathers believed the people had the right to overthrow the government and they wanted to guarantee their ability to do so, if necessary, by giving them both freedom of speech and the right to defend themselves against an oppressive government".
An earlier version of the proposed rule had a provision saying that if the equity owner operated a real business and consolidated the entity, then the company providing the guarantee would not have to do so.
Although the others generally must avoid computers and children as conditions of their probation, there is no guarantee that they will continue to do so.
The highest official could tell people to speak freely and openly, with every guarantee that it was safe to do so, and the words would stick in their throats".
Failure to do so guarantees a longer, deeper European recession and would likely hurt America's nascent recovery.
The Super F.H.A. would use government guarantees to induce private businesses to do so.
