Sentence examples for with some guarantee from inspiring English sources

A surrender with some guarantee for the Emperor thus became the best of a gloomy range of options, and the quicker the better, because every day that passed meant more gains on the ground for the Soviets, and thus a likely bigger share of the inevitable occupation.

The New Economics Foundation recently proposed that we should make "part time... the new full time" – that by sharing employment in a time of austerity, with some guarantee on income, of course, we create more time for everyone, old and young alike, to do the things that make us human: spend time with family, friends, take a walk, read a book.

Raising teenagers comes with some guaranteed discomforts.

In a cash-balance plan, the company contributes a set amount of salary for each worker every year to a theoretical account for him (even though the money is actually managed in one big pot), and then credits his account with some guaranteed annual return typically the yield on 30-year Treasuries.

Also, increasing numbers of state constitutions recognize self-government for domestic minority groups, with some guaranteeing the right to secession.

Results of the comparison of the number of diagnoses between the K-SADS-PL Farsi version and clinical diagnosis allow us to use the K-SADS-PL-F interview with some guarantees when trying to make the psychiatric diagnosis in child and adolescents in Farsi population.

"She can only return with some safety guarantees," he told reporters.

They could toy around with some performance guarantees, providing frequent-flier miles for excessive flight delays or cancellations.

Rupert Faure-Walker, a spokesman for Samuel Montagu & Company, WPP's financial adviser, said he was "confident that WPP would secure favorable arrangements with its banks". WPP is trying to renegotiate some guarantees involved with its loans, including the amount of cash reserves it must maintain, Mr. Faure-Walker said.

"The hotel has to support the restaurant, you get a much longer lease, and with rooms upstairs you have some guaranteed clients," said Geoffrey Zakarian, who is complementing Town in the Chambers with Country in the Carlton.

Speaking of kids, you can give them some guaranteed nightmares with The Witches, a children's film that is waaaaaay too scary for children.