Sentence examples for made guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, no statement by them has been made guaranteeing the political participation of women, their access to education and employment, freedom of expression and other human rights under international law.

Citibank and other United States banks, they maintain, made guarantees that they knew were impossible to keep, and that constitutes fraud.

Mr. Putin said pensions would grow by 34percentt next year, and made guarantees that salaries and other benefits would remain stable.

In 1925, the Alberta government owned four small railways whose founding syndicates, on whose behalf the government had made guarantees to financiers, had collapsed.

She does not make guarantees or proclamations.

Osborne says he never makes guarantees about taxes.

Those that rely too heavily on cuts are making guaranteed investments in human misery.

I think maybe it's not making guarantees; really what he did was make a prediction.

But he said that G.M. "can't make guarantees" about future leasing programs beyond this month.

One free-agent score — even the biggest one there is to make — guarantees only heightened expectations.

"We can't make guarantees, but if by November students want to move around, we try and arrange it," says Jon Powell, a student recruitment officer at Bournemouth University.