guarantee of something

But Vorobiov believes this figure will "not guarantee the survival of the Russian army."

But some of the clubs may be unwilling to guarantee all or part of the contract, which Sexton has made a condition.

His proposal also guarantees the company 192 million board feet of timber each year rather than the roughly 160 million it now gets.

"I cannot guarantee that such a procedure will work, or even that I am capable of engineering it."

The constitution also guarantees freedom of speech and of the press, but with various caveats.

Contemporary Jewish community efforts to guarantee of quit retirement of its members.

Nevertheless, we do need to guarantee of course that this does not once again lead to covert party financing.

We need to guarantee freedom of the press, of association and of assembly.

These hearings guarantee due process of law, as required by the Constitution.

"I can't guarantee, of course," he said just to keep the desperation simmering.