Sentence examples for supposed guarantee from inspiring English sources

One tenet of the parliamentary sovereignty that Eurosceptic Tories emphasises is that "no parliament can bind its successor", which it is impossible to square with this supposed guarantee of future prudence?

There's not much left for potential gain, not when you have paid for the put option (the supposed guarantee against loss) and paid for the broker's golf club membership and kids' college.

As healthy people age or become unlucky enough to get sick, this is supposed guarantee there's a health insurance system in place to take care of them.

In turn, and counterproductively, those industries became even more risk-averse preferring to puts their faith in supposed guaranteed blockbusters rather than invest and nurture innovative artists and performers.

But I've never understood how marriage is supposed to guarantee safety.

Now the computer is supposed to guarantee priority to the airlines' most important customers.

"ONE country, two systems", the formula supposed to guarantee Hong Kong's autonomy under Chinese sovereignty, was first devised for Taiwan.

One channel of contagion involves monoline bond insurers, the specialized insurance companies that are supposed to guarantee debt.

The first amendment is supposed to guarantee me the freedom to speak out in situations like this.

The licensing process is supposed to guarantee the safety of the "noninvolved public," meaning people on the ground.

Several phone calls and £80 was supposed to guarantee a car between the airport and our hotel.