So pop the cork on that bottle of wine, get some great take out food, and kick back for an evening of great music you are guaranteed to enjoy! |
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His absence from the most prestigious festival in the film industry calendar was guaranteed to get the tongues wagging. |
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It's guaranteed to help you lose two inches from your waist in just four weeks. |
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The abolition of polling stations means that people cannot be guaranteed the right to vote in privacy and security. |
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Every song is guaranteed to get a groan from the dance floor but will also turn even the most rooted wallflower into a party animal. |
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Can the second banana deliver a rousing partisan stump speech guaranteed to excite the party faithful? |
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But those players aren't guaranteed to keep their places as no less then seven absentees from Monday's derby at Victory Park are set to return. |
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While presidents have the absolute right to nominate, it cannot be guaranteed that the Senate will consent. |
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Techniques were developed that guaranteed all quadrilateral surfaces were planar. |
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This year, when a Eurocamp holiday was offered to me, we decided we wanted sunshine pretty well guaranteed. |
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It is just one of the beautiful villages you chance across on a drive around the coast road where peace and quiet is guaranteed. |
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Every policy has a minimum guaranteed value made up of the sum assured plus the bonuses accrued to date. |
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The payments are guaranteed provided they rent land of the same acreage and ensure its upkeep. |
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Large schools of rabbitfish and Sergeant Majors seeking a handout provide guaranteed excitement for snorkellers. |
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Even if I hadn't heard the weather forecast I could have guaranteed it would rain. |
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The Sunday and weeknight line-ups differ, but you're guaranteed at least an hour of entertaining viewing. |
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Each spreader is made of heavy-gauged steel with rugged cast-iron axle bearings that are guaranteed to last. |
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But there's one thing guaranteed to make me rage-quit my browser and go looking for cute kitty pictures instead. |
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In fact, we'll be using the furniture, posts, doors and other fixtures in ways guaranteed to get your creative juices flowing. |
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Well I hate to sound like a wet blanket here on a cold night, but nothing is guaranteed. |
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These entries in the race would find advance supplies along their routes, including guaranteed petrol caches. |
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No-one wants to give a chance to somebody who's not guaranteed to be perfect. |
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For a few thousand dollars in ready cash, the newly hired private guards give up the possibility of a lifelong guaranteed retirement income. |
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If the awards were based instead on, say, high-school grades, many students would respond by choosing easy courses where an A is guaranteed. |
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We must develop a program that will drive the nation to a guaranteed annual income. |
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Public receptiveness to this debate cannot be guaranteed if every asylum seeker is to be viewed as a potential terrorist. |
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Tickets are only guaranteed to the winners and runners-up in all categories. |
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Their vibrant music as well as the antics of front man Paul Kehoe, aka Scamall, guaranteed you a great night out. |
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Its refreshing new color is guaranteed to stand out in a sea of black bags. |
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Other shows are currently in the running to be recommissioned for BBC Three, but are not guaranteed yet. |
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The quality cannot be guaranteed, but they come from all corners to the Cork county final, knowing they are witnesses to a unique event. |
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He has a real knack for picking projects that are a little off the beaten track, but guaranteed to be interesting. |
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Telling this sort of thing to dyed in the wool liberals is guaranteed to wind them up and inevitably turns the whole thing into a slanging match. |
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Each shirt is made by skilled workpeople, from sound materials, and is guaranteed to wear well and resist the washtub. |
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His unswerving allegiance to the socialist ideal guaranteed an eventful political life. |
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This is an ideal Xmas present for those early shoppers and is guaranteed to be a good night's read. |
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Note that neither of these two options are guaranteed to work, but, if they do, it beats the alternative, which is a reinstall. |
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It's a treat and guaranteed to having you curling up in laughter at some of the yarns and stories from times past. |
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A replant surgeon should be consulted when replantation is considered, but reattachment never should be guaranteed to patients. |
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This will be the group's 15th production and all who come along are guaranteed value for money and a laugh a minute into the bargain. |
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The attraction of this option is that the car is given guaranteed value, called a residual, at the end of the fixed term contract. |
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Manufacturers design equipment to resist the effects of freezing but nothing is guaranteed. |
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Nobody can take it as guaranteed that just because you make a sizeable investment you will see a decent return. |
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They want Social Security to be there with a guaranteed benefit as an insurance policy. |
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Twice they won the league and twice lost in the play-offs that guaranteed promotion. |
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Those who lecture on Restoration history and literature will discover useful tidbits guaranteed to enliven a sleepy class. |
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Prices are not guaranteed, but imports are constrained by levies and restrictions. |
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A long and boring process this may be, but you are guaranteed the results at the end of it. |
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Device response times could not be guaranteed because of data collisions and the delays in retransmitting data. |
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The emphasis is on secure long-term investment and the guaranteed returns are currently as low as four per cent per annum. |
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Minority party representation is guaranteed in both chambers regardless of election returns. |
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For three-quarters of a century, Social Security has guaranteed us all a life of modest dignity as we live out the end of this mortal coil. |
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It can not be guaranteed by either rhetoric or philosophy, by rhetorical pragmatism or foundationalist theory. |
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Girls would not be seen as a burden or a liability if they were guaranteed an equal right to inheritance and property. |
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So with a rail strike cutting services to ribbons, the impact on York was guaranteed to be devastating. |
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It is guaranteed to grow for life, or at least into your old age, because of its genetic programming. |
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The antiterrorism bill he is proposing represents a sweeping and unprecedented assault on civil liberties and constitutionally guaranteed rights. |
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The guaranteed, antitypical blessings for the elect rest exclusively upon the meritorious work of Christ. |
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The Sunday and weeknight lineups differ, but you're guaranteed at least an hour of entertaining viewing. |
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You're guaranteed a custom-made workout perfect for sculpting a rock-hard midsection in record time. |
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But all the same, it was a win and it guaranteed Wilson a spot in the next round. |
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As an added bonus, embracing this look is almost guaranteed to lead to thoughts of rugged, chisel-jawed types with big choppers. |
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Here are 10 dates that are guaranteed to be fun, whether they be inside where its warm or outside where you have to wear long johns. |
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The long-term future of this funding is not guaranteed and the existing state aid package is still awaiting a rubber stamp from Brussels. |
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It delivers a guaranteed benefit check in my name every month and is identified by my personal Social Security number. |
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Safety assurances cannot be guaranteed because there is always a first time for incidents to happen. |
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Why not institute a policy whereby those who've paid up front are guaranteed their seats and if they miss the flight, then tough luck? |
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When he dies, his wife is usually guaranteed a lump sum or payment of income for five years only. |
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It cannot be news either that in any human grouping a lunatic fringe is almost guaranteed. |
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It's guaranteed that at least one player will not win an auction until at least the sixth turn. |
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As it happens, that song is one guaranteed to make me lunge for the tuner on the radio. |
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Those who come to Clifden on Ice are guaranteed a wonderful, unique and magical time. |
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Salisbury's food and drink festival is guaranteed to cook up a storm this weekend, with a mouthwatering line-up to tantalise every taste bud. |
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On the surface, this might seem like a fairly innocuous little phrase, but it is guaranteed to make my blood run cold. |
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Next September teachers will be guaranteed time to plan, prepare and mark work as part of a national deal. |
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If he is assigned a player to mark throughout a game, it is almost guaranteed that that player will not have a large impact on the game. |
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This is known as the minimum guaranteed future value or residual value, final or balloon payment. |
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Interestingly though, the only thing these aids are guaranteed to lower is your bank balance. |
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Results are guaranteed from our inspirational Fitzgerald Hinds doll, which comes complete with fashionable dreadlocks and barbered beard. |
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Your capital is guaranteed as long as you keep the bond until maturity date. |
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And if you read your policy you will see that the final payout was not guaranteed. |
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Sale easily won the meeting and with one match to go have virtually guaranteed their place in the top flight after relegation last summer. |
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Most of his cash is tied up in gilts and guaranteed interest accounts, leaving only some free for share investment. |
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Union negotiators had been seeking a guaranteed 40-hour workweek and job assignments based on seniority. |
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It has the added advantage that he tends to update it when leglessly tired and emotional, so value added humour is practically guaranteed. |
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The prestigious location together with the guaranteed rental income clinched it. |
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With food supplies guaranteed by imports from upriver, Pearl River delta farmers turned first to fruit and then to sericulture. |
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Relocation expenses, guaranteed by law after a minimum period of service, are the answer. |
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Owners will receive a guaranteed income each month and will not incur maintenance or service charges. |
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The feed belt drive was controlled by a lever at the top of the feed box, whose gears and universal joint guaranteed a powerful positive feed. |
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Jobs are no longer guaranteed, even for the educated middle classes, and there is poverty right next to the opulent palaces of the rulers. |
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As the community is small, complete transparency and traceability is guaranteed. |
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In 2000, he famously guaranteed that his team, despite a midseason slump, would get to the playoffs. |
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In any genre where a happy ending is not only not guaranteed, but almost forbidden, one is likely to find a Tragedienne. |
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His success at a military level all but guaranteed the loyalty of his soldiers. |
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I told her plainly that if her and her betrothed were too lazy to get me the details then the rooms weren't to be guaranteed. |
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Immunity from accident cannot be guaranteed, but it is possible to minimise the risk. |
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You are guaranteed to tick off the full roster of the big five lion, buffalo, leopard, rhino and elephant. |
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If they stay in the top six, they will be guaranteed a berth in one of the four most lucrative bowl games. |
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But it's pretty much guaranteed that those trendsetters who start the fashion rages already have something new in mind. |
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Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos. |
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These trussers are extremely lightweight, strong and long life is guaranteed. |
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He has received a significant amount of lottery funding, and one trusts that his future will be guaranteed, too. |
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It's one of several powerful scenes guaranteed to leave viewers with moist eyes. |
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Most were cancelled in mid-season and replaced with reality shows, which are guaranteed money-spinners for advertisers. |
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The funding of these local tourist boards should be guaranteed and channelled through Local Enterprise Companies. |
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We brought monotheism to a pagan world, and guaranteed women's rights in marriage. |
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Brazil also guaranteed themselves at least a silver medal in the men's event. |
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Seven celebrities with the most votes are guaranteed a place in the Academy. |
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Thus guaranteed, the Prophet's sinlessness makes him the immaculate source of emulation for later generations. |
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They are unbeatable on the world market, because they are guaranteed to recover their investments. |
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Whether you use chocolate or cocoa powder you're guaranteed to make rich, delicious and mouth-watering desserts and treats! |
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I just like skateparks better than any street mission because you can go there with all your friends and everyone's guaranteed a great session. |
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It's true that Bermuda's continued prosperity is not guaranteed if it remains under British rule. |
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Brice offers to publish Ben's manuscript under his own name for guaranteed commercial success. |
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It is, however, a moment guaranteed to inspire athletic underachievers everywhere. |
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And it wasn't some nice, looping, underarm throw that would have guaranteed the bottle would land safely in Drifter's hands, either. |
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In the original frequency division multiplexing phone systems, the 4 kHz dedicated channel guaranteed this. |
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The issue is not being underwritten, meaning the company is not guaranteed to raise the money. |
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But the fact is, NFL contracts, unlike Major League Baseball's and the NBA's, are not guaranteed. |
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Newly named CEOs are guaranteed a trough of money before they've done any work. |
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Bike Leather Co. pieces are proven investments, guaranteed to be handmade at every step and to be as unmatchably unique as your own fingerprint. |
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Every heifer sold as unserved shall be so guaranteed and all such heifers shall carry a guarantee that they are capable of breeding. |
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By nature, a lot of us are selfish opportunists who tend to pay a lot more mind to something when a treat is guaranteed. |
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Yet in the nature of these things, none of these objectives can be guaranteed. |
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Some supermarket bosses said sniffily that the quality of organic food could not be guaranteed. |
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Yet abundant snowfall and a reliable snowpack are just about guaranteed in Callaghan Country. |
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In addition to this sum, the loan borrowings of Stoneworth are guaranteed by often-maligned Fitzwilton. |
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Ten years ago, during the week, you could be guaranteed a few soaps, some sitcoms, some current affairs programmes, a holiday show or two. |
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Starting bright and early in the morning, he guaranteed to have you up for your first solo by sundown. |
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Until recently, delivery to the mainland was at times unreliable but a new courier service is in place and next day delivery is guaranteed. |
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Legend is the title of the one reggae album that every broad-minded progressive is guaranteed to have in their record collection. |
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Meanwhile, there is one hardy annual which is always guaranteed to bloom, bringing with it colour and a bucketfuls of pizazz. |
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He said pure biotech investment tended to be more speculative and returns took longer and were not guaranteed. |
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Older readers of Cotswold history buff Dennis Hughes' latest book are guaranteed a musical trip down memory lane. |
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Some of the proposals in Future are guaranteed to be political non-starters. |
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It's a treat and guaranteed to have you curling up in laughter at some of the yarns and stories from times past. |
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Together they connive in cahoots and scheme to create the world's worst musical, a guaranteed catastrophic dog of a show. |
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The company is almost guaranteed repeat purchasers as obsolescence is built in to each publication. |
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Access to city spaces should be guaranteed by virtue of citizenship, but it is increasingly becoming a privilege conferred by status. |
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Most custom is supported by statutes of organizations, churches, or clubs, if not guaranteed by the state. |
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But suddenly, in this economy, nursing looks more attractive, the prospect of a steady job with guaranteed work at the end of a degree. |
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Instilling these values guaranteed my friend a stellar credit rating and history. |
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All are career women, although it hasn't come easy and is still not guaranteed. |
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A career break can be provided for up to five years with the job guaranteed when the employee returns. |
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Schemes that promise to double your money overnight are guaranteed to empty your pockets. |
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Their guaranteed place in the finals has meant that the real training effort was just being made in the weeks leading into the finals. |
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The latter method ensures that your hands will be covered by sticky ooze guaranteed to attract clouds of annoying flies. |
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For one thing, nothing is guaranteed in the financially strapped airline industry. |
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Now, two behind-the-scenes videos have been released, and they're guaranteed to be catnip to puppy fans! |
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That is, women must be guaranteed the right to protest freely any restrictions on their rights and to advocate their cause to the public. |
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Although Bartlett knows a return to the first team is not guaranteed, due to an in-form strike force, he says this does not worry him. |
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He has repeatedly guaranteed the former military strongman an immediate pardon were he ever to be convicted. |
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Allow such a mix to dominate a society, and a vast, corrupt cesspool in Washington and on Wall Street is guaranteed. |
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International straits are part of the high seas where freedom of navigation is guaranteed to all. |
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Each team was allowed up to eight players including two rotating substitutes, and each team was guaranteed three games. |
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Despite being excessively overhyped, the new Tiger Woods authorized DVD collection is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. |
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There was a suggestion that the very fact the trial was held in Mayo guaranteed that the defendant would not be found guilty of murder. |
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The cancer has already spread to her lymph nodes and the doctors say, while they can do chemo, nothing is guaranteed. |
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In the UK all public holidays except those around Christmas are guaranteed to fall on a Monday or Friday. |
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Post offices accept either cash or bank guaranteed cheques according to the corporation. |
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Love is a game, with rules and penalties, not a gift-wrapped box of sweeties, guaranteed to last until the sun goes down behind the mountaintops. |
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Freedom of speech is one of the basic civil rights guaranteed in a democratic society. |
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The big name acts are pretty hush-hush at the moment, but the line-up is guaranteed to read like the who's who of Aussie music. |
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A well-posed problem is a problem that can be stated with enough clarity and definiteness that it is guaranteed a solution. |
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Within a month, you are guaranteed a paunch, a pot belly, and the inability to walk up stairs. |
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In the event of close-down, the plants can only resume production when a continuous and secure supply of beet is guaranteed. |
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On an average, the annual growth rate is pegged at 8 per cent but this is not guaranteed. |
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In December he makes a welcome return to the venue with a clutch of songs guaranteed to put smiles on faces. |
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A manager that treats his reports as cogs in a wheel is guaranteed to get the performance of a cog in a wheel. |
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We should bear in mind though that growth is never guaranteed and that failure to deliver expected growth could be severely punished. |
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Removing the cat's cortex guaranteed that there would be no neural impulses from its higher brain. |
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This note was a promise that all men would be guaranteed the inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. |
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The combination of bitter cold and incessant rain was guaranteed to cool his temper. |
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The release goes on to list a number of chest-thumping accomplishments guaranteed to induce yawns among anyone who knows better. |
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Any licensee fortunate enough to receive praise from this esteemed tome can be guaranteed success beyond compare for years to come. |
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That kind of exposition normally requires an 'info dump' guaranteed to slow the pace of any narrative. |
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The infringer invades a statutorily defined province guaranteed to the copyright holder alone. |
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He said he was hopeful that the courts would grant injunctions ordering the travellers off the land, but this could not be guaranteed. |
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After all, by inventing a fictitious past, success in overcoming it would seem to be guaranteed. |
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But at the Congress of VIENNA Swiss control was restored and the European powers guaranteed the confederation's neutrality. |
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Also, the premium is guaranteed to remain the same for the lifetime of the insured. |
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Attendees are guaranteed that at least one-third of all words used will be intelligible to the general public. |
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But while Mandelson's intercession may have guaranteed Prescott the interim support of Brown, it inevitably increased the momentum against him. |
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Organisers are now putting together the finishing touches for what is guaranteed to be the biggest Old Town Festival yet. |
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If you have the Ace of trump, you are guaranteed to win the trick you play that in. |
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Although they are guaranteed labor rights on paper, guestworkers depend on the continuation of a job to remain in the country. |
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In the inertia and unbroken continuity of their daily lives, they come to believe that a tomorrow is guaranteed for them. |
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The maniacal, simplistic tone of this book is guaranteed to irritate anyone who ever had a thought of their own. |
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A 1394 port can support isochronous data, delivering data at a guaranteed speed. |
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Sure you had some forewarning, especially after Rush Limbaugh guaranteed victory. |
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In a four-way race with very credible candidates, a runoff is almost guaranteed, but what matters is which candidates participate. |
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That kind of stuff is guaranteed to have viewers rolling in the aisles. |
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For example, in the A-minor concerto, the contrasting use of pizzicato versus arco with the same thematic material is a happy surprise, guaranteed to raise a smile. |
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Here are five expert-approved tactics that are guaranteed to make you feel like a better, fresher version of yourself. |
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Every gallon of ice cream you purchase in the Grand Canyon State is guaranteed to weigh at least four and a half pounds. |
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Both are being given full board and lodging at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort and are guaranteed employment with the resort after completion of their subsidized training. |
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For guaranteed security, the burner phone should only be used once. |
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A dish guaranteed to tickle M. Chirac's tastebuds, he said, would be Pancetta-wrapped haunch of Fort William venison with wild mushrooms en croute in a tarragon sauce. |
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Insurance company capital-protected guaranteed equity bonds are life insurance-based and pay an amount of the increase in a specified stock market index. |
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But there is no uniformity of policy and enforcement is not guaranteed. |
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The police clearly have orders to break up even the smallest gathering despite the fact that freedom of expression and assembly are constitutionally guaranteed. |
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Thus, rather than achieve some kind of resolution, Chrissie has simply guaranteed that he will sink ever deeper into his personal slough of despond. |
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The endowment policy will have a guaranteed sum assured if the policy is held to maturity by the investor and the price sought is often much less than the guarantee. |
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More than protecting the lug nuts from exposure to the elements, Toyota hubcaps were guaranteed to give your vehicle a boost to its overall style. |
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Dressing up as an angel around a really old person is guaranteed to make them think they're on their way out, said Rivers. |
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Here, in open vehicles, accompanied by rangers and trackers, you are virtually guaranteed close-ups of lions, leopards and cheetahs, and possibly even wild dogs. |
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These secondary art pieces, the organizer said, were not readily available on the market and each piece was fully authenticated and personally guaranteed. |
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Adverts on games include perfectly timed ads that pop up full-screen so you're almost guaranteed to tap them if you're navigating the game, as well as video ads that autoplay. |
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Even after the devilling year, Irish barristers are not guaranteed any income, and many drop out of the profession because of the pressure of growing bank loans. |
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What all this Sturm und Drang has guaranteed, is that this will be one heckuva commencement speech to watch. |
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It is being staged by Ian Judge, a director who does not always find depth in a work but is guaranteed to bring a quality of pleasing theatrical magic. |
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The reversionary bonuses which were declared from time to time under the policy, which once declared are allotted to all unmatured policies and become guaranteed. |
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The extensive distribution of the issue guaranteed that the essay would receive the widest possible circulation here and abroad. |
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Depositors flocked to the guaranteed state savings banks after the crash. |
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That's something that's almost guaranteed to get my back up. |
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She almost guaranteed that we would be tear-gassed, but everyone would be looking out for it, and would work together to make sure people stayed safe and remained calm. |
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He often files amicus briefs, especially in cases where constitutionally guaranteed rights are imperiled. |
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This is a film guaranteed to succeed only to the degree that people find the puppets believable and on that count Strings is an absolute, unqualified success. |
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They also held the prizewinners up as examples of professional quality layout with a block make up and an unmistakable and guaranteed connection between text and picture. |
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Payment by the bidders will have to be in cash or bank guaranteed cheques. |
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You look at some games and they look like a guaranteed banker. |
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Pope Joan's description of the impromptu birth of her child, while the female pope was still in mannish masquerade, is a guaranteed conversation stopper. |
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Water will pour, fire will belch, and blood will spew in quantities guaranteed to make common measurements inadequate by several orders of magnitude. |
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There aren't even any snogs, but there is one big kiss at the most crucial point of the play which, he assures me, is guaranteed to make the young crowd go ballistic. |
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The result of the back-and-forth was guaranteed national publicity for the very ideas the politicians wanted to muzzle. |
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Beyond the bright, short-term futures of this hardy band of survivors in a bespoke genre, what can be guaranteed? |
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Now that the main character has a fat belly and can't do anything except waddle around buying baby clothes, the show is guaranteed to be non-stop action and drama. |
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If by some miracle New Zealand can win, then the kiwis are guaranteed to go through. |
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I was clearly informed by Cathay Pacific that I was within the first few wait-listed passengers and I was almost guaranteed the seat if I arrived on time. |
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With less than six minutes left, Iverson, the smallest man on the court, pounded his hand on the scorer's table during a timeout and guaranteed victory. |
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So, anyway, I shot off to the study to write a covering letter for the deeds and then to the post office to send the package off by special delivery, next day guaranteed. |
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Alternatively, they can opt for a tax-free lump sum of 1.5 times their final pensionable salary and 50 per cent of this salary as a guaranteed income for life. |
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In essence, Chesapeake would get a rebate on the fees it had guaranteed to Access. |
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The tribes, whose treaties guaranteed them the right to harvest sucker and salmon in perpetuity, filed lawsuits demanding protection for the fish. |
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He said higher export quotas guaranteed a secure market for the local sugar industry and were a basis for growth, which led to employment creation. |
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The Beatles, who played in clubs long before they released their first single, knew that songs with a climax, a point, a socko finish, were guaranteed audience-goosers. |
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Those who pass out from her academy will be guaranteed an acting break. |
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I wouldn't follow this as a webcomic, at least not regularly, but it's more or less guaranteed to make me a little bit happier every time I see it. |
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He invented a particular tomb format whereby the deceased was guaranteed eternal mourning by the sculpted weepers that surrounded the sarcophagus. |
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It's a pleasantly light-hearted affair that's guaranteed to raise a laugh. |
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If you have the gumption to challenge him to a drinking contest, this Newfie is guaranteed to do a gumboot on your back before you can say Extra Old Stock. |
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While Justine prepared herself for action, I sipped meditatively on a drink containing 17 different herbs and whatnots guaranteed to detoxify my system. |
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But he is said to have kept to his constitutionally guaranteed right to remain silent when it comes to Graham. |
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The contractors had already sprayed for cockies, fleas, flies and mice but the cockies were guaranteed to re-emerge once the effect of the watered-down spray lost its potency. |
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If the government succeeds in convicting Manning under this Act, an appeal raising First Amendment issues is almost guaranteed. |
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In a move guaranteed to have female viewers glued to their TV sets, channel bosses have commissioned an hour-long show about the football star's finely honed physique. |
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So if you feel like dropping in and going back in time through the ages of military history, or just a day out with the family, a great day is guaranteed. |
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You're always guaranteed a perfect fit and more often than not, you'll get superior fabric rather than that of a similarly priced, ready-made overcoat. |
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The northeast trade winds further south, so called because they blow in this direction for much of the year, was where the sailing clippers used to head for guaranteed wind. |
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Lifelong Robins fan Gerald Woodvine, 60, from Calne, even spent a chilly night sleeping on a deck chair under a brolly so he could be guaranteed a ticket. |
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Finally, if a receiver was appointed or the company went into liquidation, certain payments to you would be guaranteed out of a state Redundancy Fund. |
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If we fail, the ugly, cynical situation is guaranteed to get worse for decades to come. |
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The youngster looks a picture of health as she chatters away happily like any normal one-year-old, with a cheeky grin guaranteed to melt your heart. |
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You're guaranteed to get in a lot of challenging wing shooting. |
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The sight of an Austin Metro powering down the road at 15 mph with its indicator winking mockingly at the 30 cars queuing up behind is guaranteed to set the blood boiling. |
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Having already guaranteed her world place, Britain's top female all-rounder is sharpening up for the Helsinki heptathlon by competing in four events. |
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If the premiums are guaranteed they are fixed for the term of the policy. |
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If non-contagious illnesses were seen as having similarly broad consequences, the debate over guaranteed health care would long ago have ended in favor of providing it. |
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Succession to the throne was not guaranteed as the witan, or council of leaders, had the right to choose the best successor from the members of the royal house. |
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There is no guaranteed way of preventing viral and bacterial infections. |
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Many members without guaranteed pensions have long argued that they were mis-sold policies because they were never informed that they were technically second-class members. |
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She refuses to speak on the record about an issue because she has already guaranteed that scoop to another magazine. |
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But then in Washington's last two big trades, the team exchanged young all-stars Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace for aging journeymen with huge guaranteed contracts. |
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Our trio in the know show you how and why to make room for playtime, your guaranteed link to renewed optimism, more robust health and a deeper sense of purpose. |
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Even though this is not relative to warfare of today, the absence of ships means that fairer battles are guaranteed with each person having to build tanks and planes. |
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Smith said the rise in interest rates is likely to increase the popularity of residential investment properties which offer guaranteed rents to landlords. |
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It's guaranteed to put some fuel in your Yule and swell in your Noel. |
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When she led Britain's women curlers to gold medal victory at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, her place in the Scottish sports hall of fame was guaranteed. |
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Some unionized railway workers were guaranteed lifetime pay and only had to work a few hours a month. |
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The victory guaranteed them top place in their group and was deserved after they defended with discipline and controlled a game which witnessed several crowd incidents. |
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His outspoken views and caustic attitude were guaranteed to make enemies. |
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The company is guaranteed a base minimum rent and shares in the success of its tenants by deriving more rental income as their turnover increases. |
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Their Clyde, Gareloch and Lomond rental holiday homes have received the Scottish Tourist Board's Thistle Award, which is a guaranteed stamp of quality. |
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A high-pitched roof and a large skylight guaranteed ventilation and light. |
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One private midwife has seen a five-fold increase in inquiries from mothers-to-be who want to give birth at home or be guaranteed constant, one-to-one attention in hospital. |
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The annuity pays you a guaranteed income for the rest of your life. |
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This note was a promise that all men, yes, black men as well as white men, would be guaranteed the unalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. |
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The advantage for the farmer is that he can plan his requirements and have guaranteed delivery of his feed inputs at a fixed price over an agreed period of time. |
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Glacial ice in your whiskey, guaranteed guanaco, condor and rhea sightings, and even a vegetarian option come mealtimes are just some of the luxuries. |
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Insurers have guaranteed schools that non-teaching staff employed to patrol school property or to substitute for staff on uncertified sick leave will be covered. |
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In this way is guaranteed that the method verifies asymptotically the incompressibility condition and in addition the imposition can be done a priori. |
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With its straightforward narrative, show tune chestnuts and quaint, old-world coziness, the show is a guaranteed crowd pleaser for the Sunday matinee crowd. |
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This recipe is guaranteed to please almost anyone who likes chocolate. |
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This they affirmed to be the very body of Christ, the locus of holiness, the society of saints, guaranteed by the unquestioned apostolic succession of their bishops. |
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As a conclave of low-paid people with government guaranteed paychecks, military bases are natural targets for the predatory lending practices of payday loan companies. |
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Religious freedom, which has been guaranteed since 1939, and religious tolerance are promoted by the government and the constitution. |
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Doctors would be guaranteed a minimum salary and cost of travel would be reimbursed. |
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The MIPS instruction set is rich in nops, since any instruction with zero as a destination is guaranteed to do nothing. |
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If you put his face on the cover of a football magazine, it guaranteed you the biggest sales of the year. |
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Either the product or a raincheck for guaranteed delivery before Christmas will be available. |
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Physicians respond within a guaranteed 24-hour period, but normally within two-four hours. |
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Although it was once felt that disclosure guaranteed an IRS audit, nondisclosure under the new rules creates even more problems. |
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Also unique to Mississippi is the extremely efficient and speedy distribution process guaranteed to ABC permittees. |
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The maximum stress in the strand after transfer was 75 percent of the guaranteed ultimate tensile strength of the strand. |
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The five W's that making planning New Year's Eve a guaranteed social minefield. |
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Delicate pale pink side seam lace tights pounds 8 and cream silk heart back seam stockings pounds 10 are also guaranteed to draw all eyes down. |
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Rings of Fire, Texas Toothpicks and Dessert Devils are guaranteed to send your temperature soaring in under ten minutes. |
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There's no guaranteed payday, so paparazzi are always on the chase for that money shot. |
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The therapeutically useful life of the Tempur-Med mattress is guaranteed for 7 years. |
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