The draft gives you guaranteed cheaper players, if you will, likely to be good players".
Along with Tesco, Waitrose, the Co-op, Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer, Aldi and Lidl, the supermarket also recently signed up to a set of Office of Fair Trading OFTT) principles on special offers – though with the notable exception of Asda, which says it runs an "every day low price" strategy, which guarantees cheaper prices, instead of buy one get one free offers.
She quickly shut down any talk of selling off the PC business, figuring that H.P. could guarantee cheap supplies by being the world's biggest consumer of things like semiconductors and computer memory.
The FHA and the Veteran's Administration also guaranteed cheap mortgages for the families who moved there, making this new kind of owner-occupied housing often just as affordable as rents had been in public housing projects in the city.
For example, while shutting down parts of its operations in the Pacific Northwest, Belda negotiated deals with Iceland, where a new aluminum facility, to be completed in 2007, is guaranteed cheap hydroelectric power to fuel it over a 50-year period.
Obamacare didn't guarantee cheap healthcare coverage; it guaranteed available healthcare coverage.
Washing your hair with cheap products will guarantee cheap results.
"We guarantee a cheaper price than the market and we assume all financing, installation and maintenance costs".
It is speedier (instant!) and more certain (guaranteed) and cheaper (free) and even earns green points (no dead trees, no fuel, no fumes).
Ryanair and some of the other discount airlines, what they did was go around the big airports, like de Gaulle and Heathrow, and went to smaller local airports to guarantee consumers cheaper fares.
