Sentence examples for long-term guarantee from inspiring English sources

Following his Cairo speech to Muslims, he should address the Israeli people directly, telling them why a Palestinian state is their only long-term guarantee of security.

Implementation of a global ocean observing system is stalled at 60% of the design goals, with little or no long-term guarantee of funding.

ESwift A Whether you have any rights under the long-term guarantee depends on the terms on which it was granted to the previous owner of the property.

The country's leaders have recognised that the extraction and export of mineral resources – what the Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev called "primitive economies" – provide no long-term guarantee of national prosperity.

If your solicitors were aware of the long-term guarantee you could argue they were negligent for failing to advise you on the formalities required to transfer the benefit of the guarantee into your name.

If you are having work done on your home such as damp cures, wood preservation or double glazing, you may be offered a long-term guarantee against faulty work that can last as long as 30 years.

Truth to tell, solar technologies still come with no long-term guarantees, particularly for cost.

Generally, those workers have had no long-term guarantees of job security.

While Magna had pledged to work with G.M. on current product programs, there were no long-term guarantees on sharing engineering, technology and vehicle platforms.

The new contract will provide some long-term guarantees and will be tied to a formula that keeps women's salaries in alignment with men's salaries.

She said that although Action for Children was confident it could make the services viable, there could be no long-term guarantees.