Sentence examples for practice guarantees from inspiring English sources

Yet, in practice, guarantees are common.

While his admirably transparent and stable practice guarantees a certain methodological sameness from day to day, therefore making any new lead for McCain worth reporting, Zogby's partisan weighting can also raise other questions.

One stated that, WVT is here only for a time what will happen when they go yet this practice guarantees a continuous livelihood.

Colonel Dave Lapan, a Pentagon spokesman, said: "We cannot, under Quantico brig practice, guarantee the UN special rapporteur an unmonitored visit.

The sovereign debts of the weaker eurozone countries are in practice guaranteed by the European Central Bank, and Germany is its largest shareholder.

The Imperial does adhere to the practice of listing certain items only in French ("What," Christian asks me, "are petit pois?") a practice guaranteed to intimidate visitors unfortunate enough not to speak the language of Marshal Pétain and Arsène Wenger.

Not only teaching using the resources on the Internet is important, but also that those practices guarantee some degree of quality – a research area that gains special attention in the next time period.

Mr. Emanuel also called for changes to the perk that hoisting engineers call "grease time," a practice that guarantees a half-hour of overtime pay in each shift for maintaining the heavy equipment that union members operate.

The United States praises good practice but guarantees none.

This scene, which violates nearly every principle of good early childhood education practice, virtually guarantees that this joyless classroom is the closest they will ever get to Columbia University.

The minimum practice income guarantee (MPIG) – a type of funding that these practices rely on – is likely to be phased out.