Sentence examples for guaranteeing personal from inspiring English sources

BEING a government minister in Uzbekistan was once a secure job guaranteeing personal prosperity.

The Fuero de los Españoles (1945), guaranteeing personal freedoms (provided no attack was made on the regime), was a cosmetic device that failed to establish Franco's democratic credentials with the Allies.

Results of design calculations for the Cold Neutron Chopper Spectrometer are presented as an example to demonstrate the neutronics design analyses that are being performed to optimize the lateral beamline shielding as well as the sample and detector area with regard to guaranteeing personal safety, minimizing neutron background and cost.

He also felt that amendments guaranteeing personal liberties would "give to the Government its due popularity and stability".

A Freedom Forum poll the same year found 54% of the public thought laws guaranteeing personal privacy should be strengthened, even it meant Americans lost access to some records held by the government.

"The idea of using corporate assets to guarantee personal borrowing is pretty unheard-of," he said.

They would work a standard 40- to 60-hour week, with guaranteed personal days and overtime.

Of course, material comforts alone do not guarantee personal well being, which Suu Kyi seemed to be trying to articulate.

In his first speech as president, Mr. Gul, a 56-year-old economist, praised Turkey's secular tradition, saying it guaranteed personal freedoms.

"The lasting impact of events in Libya will depend on ensuring rebel factions form a unified, civil government that guarantees personal freedoms, and builds a new relationship with the West where we are allies instead of adversaries".

But when it comes to reining in the state to guarantee personal liberty — a central concern of Hayek's — conservatives have, with notable exceptions, been on the other side.