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Journalists may enter the danger zone but unfortunately we cannot guarantee their safety.
The electricity company guarantees connection within 24 hours.
The management guaranteed that outsourcing wouldn't mean job losses.
The police have reassured witnesses who may be afraid to come forward that they will be guaranteed anonymity.
Note that the solvability conditions guaranteeing the existence of a solution to (3.6), (3.7) and (3.8) are 1 = 0, (2.36) and (2.37), and (2.38), respectively.
In sum, premium rate restrictions and open enrolment, whose aim is guaranteeing solidarity, are not effective strategies to achieve solidarity.
Since the monomorphism restriction did not apply, all of these are either function bindings or simple pattern bindings, guaranteeing that the transformation is type correct.
The highly coded semantic was guaranteeing both standardized patterns of perception and a sufficiently fixed consensus on the future of electricity and its applications.
On the one hand, the decision kept both the king and the masses out of the public sphere, guaranteeing thereby a measure of intellectual freedom.
His view is that the main goal of institutions is to reduce transaction costs, by reducing uncertainty, increasing available information and guaranteeing property rights.
What they denote is not a change of possession but a proactive commitment of some sort guaranteeing the change of possession.
Therefore, we suggest risk compensation schemes as the intervention strategy to start from when regulating competitive health insurance markets that aim at guaranteeing solidarity.
Section 5 analyzes the problem of guaranteeing efficient distribution of work between idle agents.
They were designed as autonomous settlements capable of guaranteeing work, housing and services efficiently and cheaply, within a territory totally lacking any kind of urbanization.
Although these regulations aim at solidarity by realizing a system of implicit cross-subsidies, they are not effective in guaranteeing it.
Another concerns the role of solidarity and communitarianism, as opposed to individualism and choice, in guaranteeing access to healthcare.
Our results are not 'either-or' statements and are thus the first results in the literature guaranteeing the existence of rainbow arithmetic progressions.
The first is the failure in all countries to establish inclusive political systems, guaranteeing equal access to decision-making and resources.
Electoral management bodies were increasingly recognised as critical to guaranteeing the credibility and legitimacy of elections.
