Sentence examples for such as guarantees from inspiring English sources
The prime minister made a pledge to stick to EU protections such as guarantees of paid holiday, maternity and paternity rights and time off in between shifts.
Ms Spelman said the delay was to allow protections in the sale conditions – such as guarantees of public access – to be "significantly strengthened".
We can achieve this by using innovative tools such as guarantees and private-public cooperation that can enable African countries to benefit from fair trade conditions and to make use of global financial mechanisms.
It lays out what "Dennison" was giving Clifford (or "Peggy Peterson" — the pseudonyms are specified in a side letter to the agreement) in addition to the money, such as guarantees that he would not sue her for statements in earlier years; only Trump could give her that assurance.
But already rows are breaking out over the strict guidelines the FRA will lay down about operations on the upgraded lines, such as guarantees of on-time performance with draconian penalties if they are breached and the payment of indemnities for accidents involving passenger trains.
An important characteristic of Cloud-based services is the provision of non-functional guarantees in the form of Service Level Agreements (SLAs), such as guarantees on execution time or price.
His coalition government has added its own giveaways such as guaranteed pensions.
Imagine the benefits if all of America were to adopt the same philosophy, or pursue big, ambitious ideas such as guaranteeing all Americans a subsistence-level income.
It now accepts the need for a radical overhaul of insurance markets through measures such as guaranteed issue of coverage and the creation of health insurance "exchanges".
Confusingly, in September he said he would keep parts of Mr Obama's law, such as guaranteed coverage for the sick.
In his budget message to Congress, Obama invoked the value of fairness, but his budget proposals don't create government programs — such as guaranteed-income measures or large numbers of relief jobs — that would establish equality from the top down.
