Sentence examples for guaranteeing through from inspiring English sources

The new British rulers left alone much of the religious, political, and social culture of the French-speaking habitants, guaranteeing through the Quebec Act of 1774 the right of the Canadiens to practise the Catholic faith and to use French civil law (now Quebec law).

That can only be guaranteed through legislation, she says.

The food guaranteed through the public distribution system is not enough to meet the demand.

Ms. Hart's participation is guaranteed through 2007 by a $25 million contract that she signed last fall.

The stability of the House of Saud cannot be guaranteed through religious militancy and economic rewards to a restive citizenry.

That deal has been terminated with the new contract beginning immediately and guaranteed through the 2004 season.

The main historical factor in the stocks' safety and reliability -- the monopoly profit guaranteed through state regulation -- has faded.

Apparently agents can collude with publishers to guarantee, through publishing deals, that certain authors are put forward for specific prizes.

By Masha Gessen May 3, 2018 Hannah Arendt believed that the supposed universalism of human rights could only be guaranteed through citizenship.

Minority representation in Parliament is guaranteed through group representation constituency teams that include at least one minority member.

The company guarantees through independent testing that its products contain no substances banned under the N.B.A.'s drug policy.