Sentence examples for possibility of guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

Things should improve next year, says Christine Whitehead of the London School of Economics, as new contracts have been signed, but it is far from certain how many homes will be built.Ministers are said to be considering the possibility of guaranteeing housing associations' borrowing to build.

Instead, she baldly represents the sexual license of a younger generation, a possibility of freedom guaranteed to strike sparks in a 50-ish man who sees life closing in on him.

Due to the constant development of new components in microsystem technology the possibility to guarantee the reliability and lifetime of these components is essential.

Instead of guaranteeing victories, Ryan now guarantees effort.

This last option is presented as a privileged solution, due to the possibility to guarantee a reliable public transport service by using relatively smaller amounts of funds.

The possibility to guarantee a safe treatment must involve different specialists and properly trained nurses.

Prioritized pieces of information are then represented by sets of weighted formulas, called Δ-knowledge bases, where weights are lower bounds of guaranteed possibility degrees of formulas.

Concerned about the possibility of mutiny, Phips guaranteed to the crew, who had been hired for seaman's wages, that they would receive shares in the find, even if he had to pay them from his own percentage.

It is also a practical and affordable possibility, guaranteed to save millions of lives".

We are fighting for the universal principles of our Constitution -- and the possibility of free religious faith it guarantees.

The bitter controversies surrounding the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections have made it clear that paper ballots offer the only means by which we can guarantee the possibility of a fair vote count, and thus the essence of our democracy.