Sentence examples for specifically guaranteed from inspiring English sources

Tanzania's constitution provides for freedom of speech — but it does not specifically guarantee freedom of the press.

And a bill in the Legislature would make California the first to specifically guarantee by law that transgender students like Tony are allowed to play school sports.

Regardless of the fact that the Constitution of Puerto Rico does not specifically guarantee this payment, it is the moral obligation of our government [to pay its debts], at the very least".

Although the agreement did not set a date for the vote or specifically guarantee Zelaya's restitution, it called for "an end to the situation facing the country". The deposed president signed, in the apparent belief that the vote would be a formality and that he would be back in office within a week.

Obama ended by emphasising healthcare, specifically guaranteeing coverage for those with pre-existing conditions, which has been perhaps the defining Democratic issue of the midterms.

If there were more competition among broadband providers, it seems unlikely that we would need rules specifically guaranteeing an "open Internet," aka net neutrality.

Today, Brown said the strategy was to highlight the gaps in the Tory manifesto, in which the future of free prescriptions and eye tests for the elderly were not specifically guaranteed.

Wilson believed America should sacrifice her wealth and her best young men to "make the world safe for democracy," even though the U.S. Constitution specifically guarantees a republic, not a democracy (and for Americans, not foreigners), and even though the Declaration states a right to pursue our own happiness.

The only constitutional right specifically guaranteed to women on an equal basis with men is the right to vote, affirmed by the 19th Amendment in 1920 after an arduous 72-year political struggle.

J. David Cox Sr., president of the American Federation of Government Employees, said in a statement that the orders constituted "a direct assault on the legal rights and protections that Congress has specifically guaranteed to the 2 million public-sector employees across the country who work for the federal government".

More specifically, the QoS specification used by the customer must be compared with the QoS specification guaranteed by the CoSs.