Sentence examples for language guarantees from inspiring English sources

"Music, as a universal language, guarantees plain understanding among civilizations," said Mr. Ortiz.

The drafts, for example, do not contain language guaranteeing the continuation of gardens preserved by the existing agreement.

The Legislature also bowed to southern lawmakers who demanded that budget language guarantee southern arts groups 25percentt of the cultural projects money, or $5 million this year.

It's not the same treaty standard as "an attack on the U.S". which is the old NATO language guaranteeing U.S. nuclear retaliation against the Soviet Union in the event of a Soviet invasion of Western Europe, yes?

He said that arguments could perhaps be made that the 14th Amendment, which contains language guaranteeing the equal protection of all citizens and was cited in the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down state laws against interracial marriage, gives Congress a point of entry into marriage law.

Larry Cohen, the president of the communications workers, said the agreement has language that guarantees that 2,500 of the workers who install television service will be unionized.

Of course, that's terrifying – Ellis's mastery of language alone guarantees that, his descriptions crude and brutal – but the coldness with which they're delivered separates them out from more conventional horror literature.

Nevertheless, the idea presents a challenge to the nation, and lawyers and legislators from the political and social center should try to meet that challenge with language that guarantees our reasonable expectations of privacy.

It is a paradox, but it is precisely the surface inhumanity of an artificial language that guarantees its truly human function!" Gross's problems are compounded by the fact that he has received an official memorandum in Ptydepe, but in order to get a Ptydepe text translated one must make an application in Ptydepe, which Gross does not speak.

PINQ provides language level guarantees.

The results also imply a need for further study of a persistent but unsupported belief in FL settings that simply increasing language proficiency guarantees reading fluency and that word recognition and fluency need not be developed as skills.