Sentence examples for requisite guarantee from inspiring English sources

The Financial Supervisory Commission, set up in 1998 to oversee South Korea's recovery from the financial crisis, did not comment on a report that it had received a letter from Win J. Neuger, A.I.G.'s investment chief, in which he said that A.I.G. would have to call off the talks entirely if the government did not make the requisite guarantee.

But a UN official said on Saturday the requisite security guarantees had not been received.

When concrete cover has not the bond and strength requisites to guarantee a strengthening effectiveness for the Externally Bonded and Near Surface Mounted techniques, ETS strategy can be a competitive alternative since it mobilizes the beam's concrete core which is, generally, free of damage.

These two points are fundamental pre-requisites for guaranteeing an adequate safety level in design.

Car ownership, I've discovered, feels like a voluptuous, almost sinful thing, even if you take all the requisite steps to guarantee its virtue.

Basic training in report writing and community engagement skills will help equip facilitators with the requisite knowledge to guarantee good quality assessment data.

In this respect, the status of the principle of determinability encapsulates Maimon's position: while we can comprehend what the standard of real thought involves (since we have an example in mathematics), we can never be sure about its application to empirical matters (since we cannot guarantee the requisite determinable relation between subject and predicate).

This problem is compounded by the growing popularity in Africa of qualitative research "at a discount", which often proves irresistible to technical experts and policy-makers, but does not guarantee the requisite rigour and is unable to precisely document the malfunctions, failures and departures from norms to which we referred earlier.

Hence the responsibility lies with the state to ensure and to guarantee individual's access to requisite resources to live in a dignified way.

Congress voted to propose the 14th Amendment with its birthright citizenship guarantee in the summer of 1866, and the requisite number of states ratified it two years later.

Simmons [ 80] argued that the primary homology assessment step is an insurmountable requisite for phylogenetic analyses because it is a guarantee for maintaining character independence.