Sentence examples for guaranteed written from inspiring English sources

And there is no guarantee, there is no guarantee written in some book somewhere that America remains the greatest nation in the world.

The commission was highly instrumental last November in clearing the way for him to build a zone-busting glass box full of condominiums on Lexington Avenue and 53rd Street in return for his guarantee, written into the deed, that the exterior of his Seagram Building, given landmark status in 1989, will be maintained in its original condition in perpetuity.

"He is intensely hands on and if he does not like the strategy on the health plan, for instance, he will say so". One cabinet minister said he recently received a memo setting out the prime minister's views on Hague's abandonment of the Tory tax guarantee, written within 48 hours of the Tory U-turn.

Since prices can vary widely, Mr. Dowling said, consumers should get guaranteed written quotes from at least three movers.

The banks, which include Citigroup and UBS, are considering injecting capital into Ambac and assuming some of the risks associated with guarantees written by the company, these people said.

And it's even worse when you consider that the biggest "bank" is actually the Federal government, as a result of all the guarantees written.

And given the abuses Human Rights Watch has documented, they need to see guarantees written into the Gulf countries' labor and immigration laws to protect their rights.

Even the Bill of Rights -- protections beloved by conservatives and liberals alike -- was not an attack on all government (remember the target: "Congress shall make no law... ..), but rather a set of guarantees written into our system of government itself.

"Security in mobility for a woman is the first right she needs to be guaranteed!" wrote Kiran Bedi, once one of India's highest-ranking female police officers.

"All airline seat assignments are requests, rather than guarantees," wrote an Expedia spokesman, Devon Nagle, who noted that when the Haggler booked his flight, the page with the seat map offered this caution: "We will forward your seating request to the airlines but we cannot guarantee that your request will be honored".

"The business area of Jamaica, the main terminal and transfer point of the Long Island Rail Road is like dozens of others in greater New York, in that anonymity is practically guaranteed," wrote a journalist named Eugene Rachlis in "They Came to Kill," a book that detailed the 1942 spy mission.