Not so long ago, the juxtaposition of "freedom" – something to be guaranteed by laws – with the "as a service" business model – something to be offered by a company in a commercial context – would seem oxymoronic.
Some documents (i.e. ICN, CANADA CHPCA I, USA ANA) refer to a "dignified death", while others allude to a general "sense of dignity" (i.e. CANADA CHPCA II) or to the possibility of maintaining "dignity and independence" (i.e. USA AG S as something that should be guaranteed to dying patients.
This is something that could be guaranteed easily with no cost to the taxpayers.
Overall, however, the success of its attempted irony depends on a strong knowledge among the audience of Shepard's past stage work - not something Irish viewers can be guaranteed to have.
When a company is acquired by a private-equity firm, something dramatic is guaranteed to happen to it.
And I had found something far more interesting than Bigfoot: a group of average-looking people who happily forked over money to hunt for something they were guaranteed not to find.
If you want something that's guaranteed to please, you'll have to make it yourself.
If you're fed-up with a deal that always seemed a little too good to be true, why not take your money and invest in something that's guaranteed to leave you brimming with joy and carbohydrates?
Another thing to keep in mind is that anonymity is not something that can ever be guaranteed when using the Surface Web (and incredibly difficult to achieve on the Dark Web).
If you're looking for something completely different, National Theatre Wales can be guaranteed to deliver it.
We should not attempt to set as a basic civic right something that can't be guaranteed.
