Sentence examples for introduce a guarantee from inspiring English sources

The trust intends to introduce a guarantee of a minimum level of hours of current affairs output each year for BBC1.

Forbes.com, the Web site for Forbes magazine, said yesterday that it would introduce a guarantee to marketers, promising them some measure of effectiveness met after 60 days of advertising or their money back.

"Earlier this year, we introduced a guarantee that you'll find a job after your degree.

President George W. Bush's administration introduced a guarantee that both countries would one day become NATO members.

To try and combat this the society introduced a guarantee-free and more expensive SVR last May, to which new borrowers would move after their fixed and tracker deals came to an end.

Greystripe recently launched a guaranteed download program and introduced a guaranteed CPC program.

It charged €7m for the seven-page memo which fed into finance minister Brian Lenihan's controversial decision to introduce a blanket guarantee for the Irish banks in September 2008.

But it was the decision on 29 September 2008, led by Lenihan, to introduce a blanket guarantee for debt in six Irish banks to avert the collapse of Anglo-Irish that in retrospect has been seen as cataclysmic.

In his budget speech last year, George Osborne also told the Commons: "And we're going to introduce a new guarantee, enforced by law, that everyone who retires on these defined contribution pensions will be offered free, impartial, face-to-face advice on how to get the most from the choices they will now have".

"We're going to introduce a new guarantee, enforced by law, that everyone who retires on these defined contribution pensions will be offered free, impartial, face-to-face advice on how to get the most from the choices they will now have.

'It is probably true that this has something to do with health service bureaucracy, if not sheer cussedness of hospital politics, in deflecting the money to what others see as priorities.' Gibson is so concerned he is trying to introduce a National Cancer Act guaranteeing that money allocated to cancer services actually gets spent on them.