Sentence examples for settlement guarantees from inspiring English sources

That may give those teams an advantage when play resumes relative to those stocked with players who merely practiced with university or junior teams, played some charity games, or simply waited it out.Even though the settlement guarantees a long period of labour peace, it still may not have addressed what many analysts believe is the league's underlying problem: over-expansion.

If these links are real, a political settlement guaranteed by the Pakistani state, which also means its army, would use those links, not work against them.

In 2003, the jam band String Cheese Incident sued Ticketmaster over such tickets, and a settlement guaranteed the band access to the tickets for five years.

The increase comes under a provision in the settlement guaranteeing that Florida could renegotiate to match better deals reached by other states.

Even after the settlement, guaranteeing prisoners a mere one hour per day outside their cells is hardly lenient, only justifiable if a prisoner is an extreme risk to staff or other inmates.

The danger the BBC runs is that by exuberantly going for audience share it is confirming precisely what its industry and political critics, especially in ITV, say: that the BBC has been massively over-funded by the current generous licence fee settlement, guaranteeing an income rising 2% above inflation until 2006.

An out-of-court settlement guaranteed Rosenbloom's aid in getting an expansion franchise for Culverhouse.

In particular, there is likely to be a demand for a new settlement that guarantees the rights of eurozone "outs".

The settlement today guarantees the bank's existence under its own name for three years after its sale and promises job security for its 8,000 workers.

"The charter renewal has to produce a settlement that guarantees the best deal for the BBC in Scotland and for audiences here".

In the long run, if Syria is not to disintegrate as a country, there will have to be a peace settlement that guarantees the sharing of power among Syria's different ethno-religious groups.