No one is guaranteeing a proper response, but what's the alternative?
But of course if the money did flow freely back to the US, no one is guaranteeing it would be invested any more wisely than it is at the moment.
"No-one is guaranteed a place on that plane - we've got some tough decisions to make".
A government spokesman told reporters that "the talks are tough": No-one can guarantee anything, we know how difficult the country's situation is.
There's a competitive spirit in the group because no-one is guaranteed their position.
No-one is guaranteed to play but obviously I want to play as much as I can.
However, he stresses that short-track speed skating is a precarious sport where no-one is guaranteed success.
I'm sorry, no-one can guarantee me that because you've got to earn the right to bowl six and seven-over spells.
"No one can guarantee that time is on our side," says a sober senior Hamas official.
No one is guaranteed a successful World Cup, but Owen is more or less guaranteed not to have one if he spends this season as a spectator.
