Sentence examples similar to whether guaranteed from inspiring English sources

So it will presumably be up to national regulatory authorities to determine whether "guaranteed good transmission quality" amounts to "paid prioritisation" or not.

It was whether to guarantee it or not.

Officials in Duluth are weighing whether to guarantee an airline that a certain percentage of seats will be filled.

As the parties haggled, chiefly over whether to guarantee a dominant role for the country's long-repressed Shiite Muslim majority, ordinary Iraqis were experiencing their own political awakening.

The SPD is a victim of its own success, in that the issue is no longer whether to guarantee health care for all, just how to deliver it efficiently and sustainably.

The leaders of ECOWAS are still debating whether to guarantee amnesty to the leaders of the junta — an idea that pro-democracy activists have branded "shameful".

Demurrer, stating for cause that the plea is bad, because the consideration was executed, whether the guarantee were binding in law or not.

Cameron declined to say whether the guarantee would be maintained as he said: "For some people, two weeks is too long.

It's worth finding out whether the guarantee contains restrictive conditions such as requiring you to have the car serviced by a franchised dealer, which could cost you money in the long term.

Thus, even if we consider the contract renewal explained above, the same results can be derived, and this assures that whether we guarantee a long period for each period or not does not matter in the model.

Asked whether the NHS will ever meet Jeremy Hunt's target of clawing back £200m a year from European countries, he said: "I'm not going to guarantee whether we will meet it".