Sentence examples for hope of guaranteeing from inspiring English sources
The forum at Basel may now offer the best hope of guaranteeing future bank stability.
Prize-money could be offered and the Association of Tennis Professionals might even be asked to offer ranking points to the winner in the hope of guaranteeing a competitive edge to the match.
"To reject this particular fudge would be self-destructive," its editorial says, pointing to the many messy compromises that have been written into the draft measure in the hope of guaranteeing its success (for example, individual churches can still opt out of the care of a woman bishop even if the measure is passed).
Worcestershire's hopes of guaranteeing a top two place in the North Group to ensure their first-ever Twenty20 home quarter-final rest largely on how they perform in this weekend's two home games against Yorkshire and Lancashire.
Asked how he thought the team would support Trout barely a week before opening day, Scioscia said he hoped for improvement, but stopped short of guaranteeing it.
Instead of guaranteeing victories, Ryan now guarantees effort.
Two first half goals from Shane Long - including a penalty - and Jobi McAnuff's second half strike sealed the Bluebirds' fate and ended hopes of a guaranteed Welsh club in the Premier League.
By removing Luxembourg from Germany's sphere of influence, they hoped to guarantee its continued independence, and thus preserve the peace they had won.
Ms. Donaldson said she was willing to bend on the number of weeks of guaranteed leave but hoped to preserve the stipulation that length of service would not affect eligibility.
In 2011, the Rhode Island State General Assembly enacted a law giving bondholders the right to place liens on tax revenue, hoping that guaranteeing the repayment of city debt would prevent additional credit problems and contagion in this tiny state.
Both he and Rõivas insisted they wanted a close relationship with the UK, and May said her hope was to guarantee the rights of their citizens already in Britain, if the same could be promised for Britons in their countries.
