Sentence examples for suggested guarantee from inspiring English sources

While the Second Amendment guarantees a right to "keep and bear arms," it does not, he suggested, guarantee a right to keep and bear devastating arms, capable of inflicting mass death and intended principally for service on a battlefield.

In the Nation, Trudy Lieberman recently suggested "guaranteed lifetime coverage for all," which is positive if wordy.

Some recommend financial support for caregivers (Alstott 2004, 75ff), others suggest guaranteeing a non-wage-earning spouse one half of her wage-earning spouse's paycheck (Okin 1989, 181).

A sensitivity averaging technique is also suggested to guarantee the macroscopically isotropic behavior of the LRAMs.

It is suggested to guarantee access to full-day classes for all children who want to do so by the end of 2010.

As a result, a design methodology for the liquid heat switch system is suggested to guarantee a stable switching operation against changes in thermal conditions.

An off-switch is often suggested to guarantee a robot doesn't harm humans – if the robot goes bad, just turn it off!

Of these exons, 86% showed a ΔΨ-value equal or higher than a threshold of 10% (corresponding for example to 40% inclusion in one cell type and 50% inclusion in the other, Figure 5A), which has been suggested to guarantee increased biological significance(Wang et al. 2008).

A convenient implementation of the high-order fluxes is suggested, which guarantees improved computational efficiency over existing methods.

This strategy is suggested for guaranteeing protection of local groundwater resources and mitigation of local environmental deterioration by sacrificing part of system benefit.

A model-based PID-controller tuning procedure is suggested that guarantees a certain settling time and robustness margin of the resulting loop with respect to the bifurcation.