They guaranteed your name (I'm about.me/mike, for example) and started letting those people in slowly in batches.
If your solicitors were aware of the long-term guarantee you could argue they were negligent for failing to advise you on the formalities required to transfer the benefit of the guarantee into your name.
"We can't guarantee their name won't come out since they may be called as a witness," said Stephen A. Whitlock, director of the I.R.S. Whistleblower Office.
The mischief, deeply destructive of public trust in institutions, lies in fingering someone close to Cameron, knowing that the era of social media – the internet and Twitter – will all but guarantee the name will circulate online and emerge soon enough.
I mean, when I was a sophomore, if you could spell your name, you were guaranteed a job".
Forget about collective organisation or trade unions: these are often low-paid areas of work where regular contact with a roster of people who know your name cannot be guaranteed.
"I guarantee you, every name in the playbill will have appeared on 'Law & Order,' one of the three shows," he said.
Or if you're willing to be creative and transpose a few letters, I can practically guarantee a unique name for Baby Boy.
If they did and you could imagine, I can guarantee you his name would be Vladmir Restoin-Roitfeld-Deitch-Gagosian, thus successfully making him the most hyphenated person working in the art world today.
If the money is deferred (if it's promised as part of an estate plan) the percentage required to guarantee naming can double.
The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) guaranteed that her name was enshrined in cinema history.
