Sentence examples for including guarantees that from inspiring English sources

In return, Hekmatyar sought the same terms that the Taliban has demanded from a peace agreement, including guarantees that party members may live safely in Afghanistan, the integration of fighters into Afghanistan's defense and security forces, the lifting of international sanctions, and the release of prisoners.

But Hamas is pressing for a more formal arrangement, including guarantees that Israel will halt assassinations and normalise trade relations.

Turkey has promised that all returned people will be treated in line with international law, including guarantees that they will not be returned to the countries they have fled from.

Turkey has pledged that all returned people will be treated in line with international law, including guarantees that they will not be returned to the countries they have fled from.

Foreign governments could sell to private entities if they could show "significant public interest," including guarantees that the equipment would be used for its intended purpose, such as being placed on "static display in a museum and demilitarized," Mr. Malone's letter said.

The Numbered Treaties also typically included guarantees that the signatories would receive an array of annual compensation (annuities) in perpetuity.

Zero deforestation likewise includes guarantees that local populations are fairly compensated for lost land, and not otherwise adversely affected.

Importantly, that agreement included guarantees that for three years, Microsoft would pay Yahoo more than what it currently earns for those searches.

Two days ago Kurdish leaders warned that any sale of advanced weapons, including the F-16s, to the central government would have to include guarantees that they would not be used against the country's semiautonomous Kurdish region in the north.

Although Mr. Gore told the union officials that he supported the China deal, the labor leaders said he had also affirmed that, if elected, he would negotiate tougher accords that include guarantees that countries like China would respect labor rights and environmental standards.

■ In 2011, with Mr. Blatter in a contested election for the FIFA presidency, Mr. Valcke and Mr. Kattner were given eight-year contract extensions that included guarantees that they would receive full payment of their salaries if they lost their jobs, a likely outcome under a new president.