Sentence examples for rules to guarantee from inspiring English sources

Sprawling across a 20-building campus, Rochdale was founded with strict rules to guarantee affordability.

"There was, of course, a majority of public members involved, which is required by our rules (to guarantee the independence of the PCC and the decision-making process).

At Miami Beach in 1972, the brain trust of Senator George McGovern of South Dakota deftly manipulated the rules to guarantee his victory.

Classifying broadband access as telecommunication would give the F.C.C. authority to enforce much-needed rules to guarantee an open, nondiscriminatory and competitive market for Internet access and protect consumers' rights online.

Harriet Harman, the former deputy Labour leader who served as temporary leader over the summer, called for a change in party rules to guarantee either the party's leader or deputy leader was female.

Mark Thompson, the BBC's director general, said British broadcasters should be free to launch an equivalent to Fox News in the UK because existing rules to guarantee impartiality in television were becoming outdated in the era of the internet.

In the proposed scheme, the video source selects the candidate CR relays by following a proposed optimal multiple stopping rule to guarantee the success of HD video chat.

In [36], we extended the concept of average dwell time in 1D switched systems to 2D switched systems and designed a switching rule to guarantee the exponential stability of 2D switched delay-free systems.

To include more medications, diagnostic procedures, and treatments to be paid by the public system is in accordance with the constitutional rule to guarantee the health right, but it creates a conflict between the health and the judicial systems.

Mr. Cox appeared to rule out making any rule changes at the convention to guarantee Mr. Levy a spot on the ballot.

According to a comparative approach, we can classify juridical models on embryos research into two main types: "value oriented," characterized by very restricted rules aimed to guarantee the embryo preservation [ 18], and "procedure oriented," where instead less restricted rules are in force which allow exceptions [ 19, 20].