Sentence examples for necessary guarantees from inspiring English sources

We trust the UK will offer the necessary guarantees so that both governments can act adequately and properly respect international rights and the right of asylum.

"After getting necessary guarantees, Iran released the five," the state radio broadcast said, quoting a statement issued by the Revolutionary Guards.

But it is understood that, having sought legal advice, the sports minister, Hugh Robertson, and the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, vowed to provide the necessary guarantees regardless.

This was necessary because our players are in a state of shock and because we do not think the security that should have been placed around our players is giving the necessary guarantees".

It includes a breathless account by Michael Payne, a former marketing director for the International Olympic Committee (IOC), on how London "really won the Games":...London was still struggling to pull together all the necessary guarantees to present to the IOC, including key financial undertakings from the Government.

The prince - uncle of King Abdullah - urged Britain to "take the necessary guarantees as a friendly country".

Political liberty, as Constant pointed out, is the necessary guarantee of individual liberty.

The policy and institutional system provide the necessary guarantee for the nuclear energy development and safety management.

Furthermore, since a gesture is such a dynamic and complex motion, single-view observation does not necessary guarantee better recognition performance.

Among the three edge detectors, Canny is more likely to detect true weak edges, which provides the necessary guarantee for the follow-up works.

Another significant difference between Cartesian and Gassendist views of God is that for the latter there is no divine epistemic guarantor indeed, for Gassendi, there is no absolute or necessary guarantee on our epistemic access altogether.