Three guarantees were left, which have been quoted again and again by the German Press and by Baron von Bissing in his various answers to Cardinal Mercier.
Winant felt that it would offend the Soviets if we asked for guaranteed access routes, and believed that guarantees were unnecessary anyway.
At a time when the American economy was suffering from the flight of American industry to foreign lands, the 1961 foreign aid bill offered subsidies and investment guarantees to American firms moving abroad.
He promises by them to make the best of husbands; and my Lord, and Lady Sarah, and Lady Betty, are all three to be guarantees that he will be so.
At the same time that the law guarantees order within, it also insures the independence of the nation from without.
Both points of view are accurate, and varieties of practice, provided only that they exist among the members of a comprehensive system, are the best guarantees of the ultimate achievement of great results.
It is true that the Constitution provides for its own amendment, and that by this process, all the guarantees of Slavery may be expunged.
The sultan, without accepting or rejecting the proposition, asked what guarantees would be given him for the surrender of Damietta.
The majority, however, were disposed to go still further, and demand other conditions and guarantees which should become a part of the fundamental law of the land.
Let us see to it that he is not only protected in all his rights of person and of property, but let us insist that the amplest guarantees shall be given.
The adoption of this amendment by the States lately in rebellion should be one of the guarantees to be insisted upon as a condition precedent to their taking equal authority and rank in the Union with the loyal States.
What kind of freedom is that which the Constitution of the United States guarantees to a man that does not protect him from the lash if he is caught away from home without a pass?
But, my lords, I know it will be answered, that the queen of Hungary has a right by treaty to our assistance; and that in becoming guarantees of the Pragmatick sanction, we engaged to support her in the dominions of her ancestors.
The engagements entered into by Henry were only what were necessary to complete the guarantees given for the security of the rights of Catholics.
It is even more to know that His holiness guarantees that they cannot sin away His promises, nor by any breach of His commandments provoke Him to break His covenant.
Through my Turkish brigadier-general I instructed General Jemal Pasha to enter into negotiations with the Sherif Feisal on this point, and I urged Enver to give the guarantees that were demanded.
For the maintenance of law and order which the State guarantees is only preferable to anarchy because it enables individuals to live together in peace, and guarantees liberty of movement and respect for persons, life and property.
Yes, either that, or each man would bring his separate cheque; but in a great many cases in Shetland the fish-curer just pays it slump, or what is called guarantees it.
The curer guarantees payment of the wages, meal, and other supplies of the crew; and of the cartage of the nets, and the rent of their drying ground.
The Constitution guarantees this property to its owner, both in apprentices and slaves.
His established reputation as an accurate reasoner, and a forcible writer, guarantees the excellence of this work.
Thus, according to Mr. Sumner, Elbridge Gerry was the father of the clause in the Constitution which guarantees the right of trial by jury.
It also guarantees that no data will be lost due to the lower priority users being in the machine.
While this system by no means guarantees execution time to any but the highest priority user, it is adequate in a single-experiment environment.
The infallibility of the episcopate guarantees the infallibility of a general council in which not the laity and not the clergy in general, but the bishops as successors of the apostles, speak officially and collectively.
Is there one of you who can explain away these noble guarantees of the right of individual representation at the ballot box as mere one-sided phrases, having no significance for one-half the people?
It simply guarantees protection for a right already existing in the citizen, and the negro having been declared a citizen by the Fourteenth Amendment is thus protected in his right to vote.
These grand pledges are abiding guarantees of human freedom, honest promises of protection to all the people of the republic.
Mother Marie-des-Anges guarantees my father to me, as it appears she has already done to the notary, I should be foolish indeed to persist in my doubts.
They were refused in the newer districts, unless satisfactoryguarantees were given that there would be no loss in working them.
In their contention that it was a violation of constitutional guarantees to send the surplus post office revenue to England, the assemblies were undoubtedly correct, but loyal people bear many things of that kind easily.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "guarantees" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
