Sentence examples for statement guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

"In the Christmas spirit, we call on you to make a public statement guaranteeing those rights now".

Rather than the wink and nod that most teams are said to indulge in regularly, McHale signed a statement guaranteeing more money to Smith.

Each has a special educational needs "statement", guaranteeing access to enhanced education, which at Roman Fields means one-on-one tuition and a personalised curriculum.

Many of the riders who are here are bristling over being forced by cycling's governing body to sign a statement guaranteeing that they will give up a year's salary if they are caught using performance-enhancing substances.

We are not convinced the case has been made for the inclusion of ISDS clauses and we urge the government to set out a clear statement guaranteeing the protection of public services at present – and the right to expand them in the future – is set out in any ISDS provisions," the report said.

We are now able to formulate a statement guaranteeing the solvability of the original periodic problem (1.3), (1.4) based on the information obtained in the course of computation of iterations.

It would be deeply unfair to describe Uhrman as a troll in any way, but I sense she's having a lot of fun coming out with the kind of statements guaranteed to wind up the hardcore gamers (and industry folk) who've been most dismissive of Ouya's potential.

While Mr. Liebermann's musical fluency was palpable, it sometimes came off as glibness: rather than a developing statement, a guaranteed effect.

Soon after the announcement, the EuroVegas No Campaign announced a protest in Madrid's Puerta del Sol square, saying in a statement: "What guarantees do such supposed jobs have?

With Britain having barely emerged from recession and the outlook darkening in Europe, all politics is now about the economy.The chancellor of the exchequer's autumn statement, not guaranteed to capture the public interest, dominated the airwaves on November 29th and the front pages this week.

As no lending targets have been set for 2012 the onus is now being placed on the £20bn credit easing plan disclosed by George Osborne in his autumn statement to guarantee loans to small businesses to get credit flowing into the economy.