The online voter does not have any guarantee of a secret ballot.
"I don't have any guarantee that that's how it's going to play out," he added.
"We're still fearful, because we do not have any guarantee that anyone will ever buy fish from Fukushima again," he said.
To the Editor: The short answer to the question "Where Did Our 'Inalienable Rights' Go?" is "nowhere," because we never had any guarantee of such rights in the first place.
However, in opportunistic multiuser systems where the users with the best channel conditions are selected for transmission based on their instantaneous SNIR, a user does not have any guarantee for being scheduled in a specific time, which increases its scheduling delay.
Would individuals have any guarantee that commitments made during their working life are honored in retirement?
"But we don't have any guarantee that even one punctuation mark will change in these regulations".
Would individuals have any guarantee that commitments made so far from the Affordable Care Act or RomneyCare are honored?
And even if your show does air, you don't have any guarantee of a second season until they tell you that you've got it.
Parameters are often fitted using heuristics (e.g. by comparison with steady states [ 5]) which do not have any guarantee of capturing the correct dynamical behaviour of the system.
