Sentence examples for lack of guaranteed from inspiring English sources

The document says Labour deplores May's lack of guarantee for the status of EU nationals already in Britain, arguing this has "created a climate where a small minority of individuals in our society feel it is acceptable to talk in terms of EU migrants living in Britain being told to go home".

The main sticking points for developed countries – a lack of comparability between rich and poor country targets, a lack of guarantee that developing country targets will be measurable, reportable and verifiable to the standard required – were still not resolved, they said.

The loss of linear superposition, then, leads to a similar lack of guarantee of a continuous path of improvement as the lack of guarantee of piecemeal confirmation.

Policy assessment often utilizes model forecasts and if the models and systems lying at the core of policy deliberations are nonlinear, then policy assessment will be affected by the same lack of guarantee as model confirmation.

Among these, lack of support to entrepreneurs, instability of rules and regulation, lack of guarantee as well as monitoring to execute the rules, and bureaucracy have more influence on business failure.

Possible drawbacks of the presented approach are the lack of guarantee of obtaining a forecast (because in some cases the number of past similar examples may be insufficient), or the computational costs due to pattern tracing when scanning large databases.

Another complaint Lott said he had heard from players was the general lack of guaranteed salaries.

But rights groups point to large placement fees and a lack of guaranteed rest days as potential welfare issues.

Japan and Germany are receiving payments.Because of the lack of guarantees that loans will be repaid, those willing to lend to Cuba demand high interest rates.

He even accepted the validity of some of Castro's attacks on America's own civil rights problems and lack of guaranteed healthcare, also acknowledging local fears of a US corporate invasion once trade restrictions are finally lifted.

A cable dated February 2009 comments on the dire economic situation of Cuba and of lack of guarantees for foreign investors as the country insists on being the main shareholder of companies set up there.