Sentence examples for guaranteed uninterrupted from inspiring English sources

I noticed that seasoned spectators had schlepped their luncheon meat and soda to guarantee uninterrupted viewing.

Though they declined to specifically address Buxer's claims, Burbank officials said California law sets a high standard for liability against government agencies, and that the city does not guarantee uninterrupted power service.

Verizon warns on its Web site, under the DSL pricing guidelines, that it cannot guarantee uninterrupted service because of the "sophisticated nature of DSL". A Verizon spokesman, who declined to comment on the litigation or provide figures on how many complaints it has received, acknowledged that there have been some problems, although the glitches are not unique to Verizon.

In respect of Advertisements on the Websites, GNM does not guarantee continuous, uninterrupted access by users of the Websites but will use reasonable efforts to provide this (except for websites that make up the Guardian Ad Network over which GNM has no control).

Thus, the Nouna HDSS, and most others, are constantly working to find sustainable means of guaranteeing uninterrupted, high-quality surveillance of their respective populations, and the INDEPTH network has contributed greatly to achieving high-quality standards in the sites linked to the network.

"We need to work together to restore that guarantee of uninterrupted, predictable supply so that our customers will continue to believe in us — and believe in Thailand," he said.

While 1-14 couldould temporarily become the guarantor of security, it could not guarantee the uninterrupted supply of fuels and electricity into the community.

But now, instead of trafficking in humans, dictatorships are propped up in an effort to guarantee the uninterrupted flow of valuable natural resources.

The options presented to many families on Monday do not guarantee the uninterrupted schooling: housing options in the region are few, and a move to shelters in other French towns such as Belfort, Besançon or Le Havre has been proposed.

UNICEF has worked with industry successfully to guarantee an uninterrupted flow of affordable vaccines.

We have worked hard to guarantee citizens' uninterrupted access to all kind of benefits, and these rights should be safeguarded". Cecilia Wikström (ALDE, SE), Chair of the Petitions Committee stated: "The Brexit decision has created uncertainty for three million citizens from other member states living in the UK, as well as for the 1.2 million British citizens currently living in the EU.