Another possible response would begin by granting that none of the senses is guaranteed to present things as they really are.
The enemy wasn't defeated; it just ran away, and the country it left behind was so ravaged and divided that it was guaranteed to present its new rulers with temptations to extremism and revenge.
They are lured in by the initial low rate, and in some cases misled by unscrupulous brokers who promise that refinancing is an option if the interest rate increases, without bothering to mention that such refinancing is never guaranteed to present more favourable terms to the borrower.
Legislation requires that all presidential and parliamentary election candidates (or slates) are guaranteed equal opportunity to present and discuss their platforms in the media (in addition to paid advertising).
While making irrelevant remarks about the sanitary conditions in the courtroom, your editorial did not explain what substantive claim it had against the verdict, which, incidentally, can still be overturned on appeal and was reached after months of deliberations and testimony with all guarantees for the defendant to present his defense.
Here yesterday Guarantee became the latest to present his credentials as a challenger with a clearcut success in the Melrose Stakes, a high-grade handicap over the St Leger mile and three-quarters.
In the case of private individuals, they are finding problems to subrogate their mortgages, and in many cases they are being asked to present more guarantees than they were before summer of 2007.
For the sake of all its Asian alliances, the United States must be able to guarantee the sea lanes and to present a credible threat that it will come to Taiwan's aid against a Chinese attack.
To display, the guaranteed QoS model appears to, presented in Sections 3 and 4, be valid for the WSNs with self-similar traffic flows.
A game like WoW can easily take up several gigabytes of hard drive space, something that's not necessarily guaranteed to be present, either because of the total lack of a hard drive (Arcade model of the 360) or lack of sufficient space.
