"institutional guarantee" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the assurance that an institution provides a person or entity that a certain outcome will occur, or that something is in place to protect them from an unfortunate occurrence. For example, "The insurance company provided an institutional guarantee that the houseowner would not be liable for any damage if a storm occurred."
Nevertheless, there is no institutional guarantee of democracy in policymaking.
The state not only provides an institutional guarantee for the implementation of its ownership, but also benefits from this ownership.
While there is broad discretion of the legislator to define the extension of the protected property and to limit its uses, the legislator must respect the core functions of private property (called institutional guarantee in German constitutional doctrine) such as securing private goods for an individual's self-fulfilment.
From the Chinese Mid- and Long-term Education Reform and Develocalnt Plan to local Early Childhood Education Three-Year andion Plan, and then to the collaboration of different ministries, a series of policies have provided institutional guarantee and have laid the foundation for Chinese rural ECE development.
2. Institutional guarantee: the institutional guarantee attribute reflects the extent to which the institutional and legal system, the government's regulation, and the political will of the senior leadership inspire the confidence of the private health care institution and facilitate the efficient PPP operation.
"There are no institutional guarantees for civilian government and we should not, therefore, become overly excited".
These should include institutional guarantees of the human and civil rights of Mexicans and reduction of tensions along the border.
"We need a new legal and moral framework, with institutional guarantees, to ensure that the last 10 years can never happen again".
Mr. Fox advocates "institutional guarantees of human and civil rights" for Mexicans in the United States, but he must also secure these rights for all Mexicans living on Mexican soil.
The explication of American constitutional thought, and its unique system of institutional guarantees of liberty, has been undertaken with much more scholarly authority by Bernard Bailyn, Gordon Wood, Joyce Appleby and many others and followed up to the present day by historians like Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Eric Foner, also among many others.
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