Sentence examples for guaranteeing service from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Gov. Jerry Brown said he would impose a 60-day cooling-off period in the negotiations if both sides failed to reach an agreement by Sunday night, guaranteeing service for the next couple of months.

The colonial state managed to link the mining industry's access to Mozambican contract labour with a commitment to export a substantial fixed portion of the region's mineral exports through Maputo, thus guaranteeing service and customs revenues for the port.

SAN FRANCISCO — A strike by employees of the San Francisco Bay Area's main commuter railroad was averted at the last minute early Monday after Gov. Jerry Brown intervened in the stalled negotiations, guaranteeing service for seven days.

Talk story about a new service which claims to be the first outfit ever to contract to keep the sidewalks clean by mechanical means, steam-cleaning and a mechanical scrubber It is also the only large-scale private snow-removal company in town, guaranteeing service day and night seven days a week.

Apparently deadlocked in their negotiations over a new contract for 2,400 workers, the Bay Area Rapid Transit System, known as BART, and its two biggest unions agreed under pressure from the state to extend the previous labor contract for a month, thereby guaranteeing service at least through Aug. 4.

By L. Schwartz, Brendan Gill, and Gordon Cotler The New Yorker, March 11 , 1950 P. 19Talk story about a new service which claims to be the first outfit ever to contract to keep the sidewalks clean by mechanical means, steam-cleaning and a mechanical scrubber It is also the only large-scale private snow-removal company in town, guaranteeing service day and night seven days a week.

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We're told that only independent dealers can guarantee service and warranty coverage.

"How do you factor in things like how to guarantee service to smaller communities," Mr. DeCota said.

Avik Kabessa, chief executive officer of Carmel, said that he was able to guarantee service to his customers by temporarily cutting off calls to drivers who missed pickups.

He said that new restrictions should not interfere with operators' need to manage rising traffic levels to guarantee service for all consumers.