Another potential limitation is that ZIP code of residence was defined as that of the guarantor of the patient, rather than explicitly as the patient's home address.
Increasing prices and EU enlargement to include more import dependent member states exacerbated this, and increased the number of actors perceiving Russia as an (energy) security threat rather than guarantor.
That optimism was too often accompanied by a fundamental disdain for law and politics, which were seen as messy obstacles rather than guarantors of shared values.
Our guns are fantasy objects as much as weapons, treated as transformative guarantors of freedom and safety rather than accelerators of violence.
The view of the police as organised enemies of basic freedoms rather than their guarantors in London is found in different forms among those who've lately been kettled, coshed or shoved by a balaclava-clad thick blue line at demonstrations.
The shift of certain Asian nations to the USA becomes more of a security for hire rather than a security guarantor in absolute terms.
This is part of a larger distrust of government by individuals who see the state as a growing and intrusive presence, rather than as a guarantor of the liberty and security of the people.
Equally, if it is Darling and Brown trying to soldier along, we are a guarantor that they would take this seriously rather than trying to live in denial.
That means that if you have [the Tories] trying to run things, we would be a guarantor that they would not do stupid things like trying to cut dramatically when the economy can't sustain it…If it is [Labour] trying to soldier along, we are a guarantor that they would take this seriously rather than trying to live in denial".
Under this proposal Belgrade would be the guarantor of the Serb enclave's autonomy, rather than Belgrade and Pristina together, giving it a status similar to the South Tirol in Italy.
