Sentence examples for some guarantees for from inspiring English sources
Backed by the president this week, he insists that he will not withdraw the contract, though he is prepared to talk about improving some guarantees for those who are fired.
Backed by Mr Chirac this week, he insists that he will not withdraw the contract, though he is prepared to talk about improving some guarantees for those who are fired.
Ukraine then expressed reservations about the complete removal of the weapons from the country before it could obtain some guarantees for its security as well as financial compensation for the dismantling and transportation of the warheads.
Western diplomats here believe the consultations, including envoys from nations who will be represented on the United Nations Security Council, will unfold to Iraq's final efforts to avert war and win some guarantees for the future of Mr. Hussein's Government.
According to a Washington Post article, at least Ryan Crocker, the U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, understands that soon enough we'll have no Iraqis working for us if we don't provide some guarantees for their safety (the same article also cites the Department of Homeland Security memo first reported on this blog).
A surrender with some guarantee for the Emperor thus became the best of a gloomy range of options, and the quicker the better, because every day that passed meant more gains on the ground for the Soviets, and thus a likely bigger share of the inevitable occupation.
In general, these studies attempt to develop scheduling strategies that can offer some guarantee for tasks, considering their tolerance to periodic activation losses.
The problem of providing some guarantee for cycling tasks assuming environments where eventual discards in periodic activations may occur has been addressed by a considerable amount of work[1, 9, 17 26].
That is not only a waste of resources (power and frequency), but also insufferable for SUs, especially for the SUs who lease spectrum for some guarantees of QoS.
Eventually, after receiving some further guarantees for his country, Czech Pres.
EDF also needs to invest €50bn over the next ten years to upgrade existing French reactors, and the French government wants to end some state guarantees for EDF's revenues.
