"If, in fact, this bill does not have real triggers in there, if there is not language in this bill that guarantees that nothing else will happen unless these enforcement mechanisms are in place, I won't support it," Mr. Rubio continued.
Dominating all sentimentality is the fear for survival that drives refugees from home, out into a vast horizon that guarantees absolutely nothing.
That extra day guarantees nothing, except that it will lead us into the following year, and the one after that, and the one after that.
"That extra day guarantees nothing," Danticat writes, "except that it will lead us into the following year, and the one after that, and the one after that".
Sartre thought that we feel anxiety when we appreciate the responsibility we bear whenever we act — when we realize that, ultimately, there is nothing out there, including the ethical systems we are born into, that backs up our choices, and nothing that guarantees that they will be the right ones.
For there is nothing that guarantees failure either; my past failures, in particular, do not.
Given that there is nothing that guarantees greater instant political popularity in France than protecting the idyll of French (subsidised) rural life from the ravages of Anglo Saxon market economics, this was always an empty hope.
While the 1993 Federal Medical Leave Act provides as much as 12 weeks of leave for a worker to care for a new addition...or an ill family member, there is nothing that guarantees that time off is paid.
It is fine to give the partner a right of first offer or a right to match offers with tight timelines, but nothing that guarantees they walk away with the business in all scenarios, via a right of first refusal or otherwise.
