Sentence examples for were guarantees from inspiring English sources
verb
To give an assurance that something will be done right.
The French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, said talks between the Syrian government and opposition would only succeed if there were "guarantees on the departure" of Assad.
What remained to be worked out were guarantees for Mr. Musharraf's physical safety if he stayed in Pakistan, or where he would go into exile.
Pool investors including school officials and city and county managers at the meeting said they would support BlackRock's plan to split the fund as long as there were guarantees they would not lose their investments.
"We knew there were guarantees but I don't think anyone imagined that it was 100," a former Dewey partner, Stuart Saft, said in a television interview with Bloomberg Law on Thursday.
Israel said it was suspending all such transfers until there were guarantees that none of the money would end up in the treasury of Hamas, which is sworn to Israel's destruction.
He helped add to a sense of market panic by suggesting that there could be no fresh aid to sorely pressed Latin American economies unless there were guarantees that the money would not be diverted to Swiss bank accounts, presumably of corrupt officials.
They were guaranteed confidentiality.
Anonymity and confidentiality were guaranteed.
The participants were guaranteed confidentiality.
The participants were guaranteed anonymity.
