Sentence examples for that could guarantee from inspiring English sources
USAid would establish more cold-storage facilities, build roads and establish buying cooperatives that could guarantee prices for legal crops.
They came up with a system of 16 tiny CCTV cameras that could guarantee recording the identities of the perpetrators.
The Seven Years' War proved the weakness of this model, and after this watershed reforms that could guarantee shared prosperity at home and in the colonies remained elusive.
While the Civil Rights Act of 1964 destabilized a system of institutionalized obstacles to equal opportunity for both women and African-Americans, it failed to establish practical mechanisms that could guarantee steady progress toward equal opportunity.
The question becomes, did they try hard enough, and did the mechanisms of oversight, regulation and law enforcement work sufficiently to provide a recidivist organization the deterrent that could guarantee its compliance?
Warier than ever of taking risks, Hollywood looked even harder for special-effects extravaganzas that could readily find a global audience, and Broadway doubled down on shows starring big-name celebrities that could guarantee advance box office.
A year ago the editorial board of the Dallas Morning News, a supporter of the death penalty for a century, declared that it now doubted that Texas could guarantee "that every inmate it executes is truly guilty of murder".
Asked about that, however, Government officials said that they could "guarantee" that the domestic intelligence files were still intact.
The specific incident isn't important; the point is that I could guarantee that the one day I decided to skip school would be the day that something extraordinary would happen.
He wrote that he could "guarantee" that despite the experts' efforts to keep them safe, "some animals are harmed during production" because they are "fragile" creatures and are "easily stressed".
Ms. Moore said the investigators tried to talk her out of filing a complaint, saying the officer had a good record and that they could "guarantee" that he would not bother her again.
