Therefore, interval-based variable-structure control procedures were developed in previous work for a guaranteed stabilizing online adaptation of the control strategy.
In social insurance, the evaluation of work disability is becoming stricter as priority is given to the resumption of work, which calls for a guarantee of quality for these evaluations.
Thus, we describe our choices — political and otherwise — in terms of rationally maximizing personal benefits: I'll agree to pay higher taxes only if I get something good in return, or I'll follow traffic laws if everyone else does, too, meaning I trade my ability to get to work really quickly for a guarantee of my personal safety.
But from January, everyone under 25 out of work for a year is guaranteed some training and work experience.
It was an advert for work experience with a guaranteed job interview at the end of it, as part of a government-led work experience scheme.
"To young people: if you're out of work for a year we'll guarantee you the opportunity to work".
Last week officials awarded merit certificates to organisations involved in "weather guarantee" work for a summit with African leaders held in Beijing in November.
Andrew Bone, who makes an admirable job of old buffer Major Metcalf, says one reason he took the part – apart from guaranteed work for a year – was "the chance to see this thing called The Mousetrap from the inside".
"She came and saw me on the first night," says Rickman, "and said it was a weird experience". Andrew Bone, who makes an admirable job of old buffer Major Metcalf, says one reason he took the part – apart from guaranteed work for a year – was "the chance to see this thing called The Mousetrap from the inside".
The then Labour government set up the Young Person's Guarantee, offering everyone aged 24 or under who had been out of work for six months a guaranteed job or a place in training, backed by a £1 billion fund.
To be clear, none of these approaches is guaranteed to work, for a few reasons.
