Sentence examples for not fully guarantee from inspiring English sources

He noted, however, that Baghdad could not fully guarantee the safety of aircraft in the "no flight" zones in northern and southern Iraq.

In some arguments, however, the truth of the premises does not fully guarantee the truth of the conclusion, but it still renders it highly likely.

This informant felt that certificates do not fully guarantee that individuals will be able to handle all the tasks they confront that require English.

DACA does not fully guarantee safety from deportation, but recipients have typically been protected from removal unless convicted of a crime.

72-9/9/1983 "WelfAct and and Protection and Treatment of Mentally Ill Patients") was outdated, not implemented, and did not fully guarantee the rights of mentally ill patients to proper access to care [ 13, 17].

Crawford's deal is not fully guaranteed after this season, and Butler is on an expiring contract.

As it now stands, "freedom of religion is neither denied, but it's certainly not fully guaranteed," Mr. Hanford said.

Unlike some other sports, N.F.L. contracts often are not fully guaranteed, meaning players are often cut and forced to find a new team, sometimes for a lesser contract.

The validity and comparability of the efforts of all SPOCs are not fully guaranteed.

He tells you that this method can reduce treatment time, but it is more expensive than traditional treatment and safety is not fully guaranteed".

The reason I say "less" likely is because this system doesn't fully guarantee accountability.