Examples of using Would guarantee in English and their translations into Dutch
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The demand for a minimum pension, which would guarantee everyone a decent standard of living in their old age, has been up for discussion for several years now.
in the context of the outline programme on Community research, would guarantee more intensive application of the results.
which, you know, would guarantee more money.
I wonder who would guarantee that this data was protected from abuse and arbitrary actions on the part of states to the same extent as has hitherto been the case.
He seems to think that you have some information on horn, Something that would guarantee you the election.
Those of us who support ownership unbundling have always said we could accept a credible alternative that would guarantee the same results.
This provision would guarantee that most of the Maumee River watershed
These measures are essential for properly completing the internal market for gas and electricity, which would guarantee security of supply.
A big enough drop in eosinophils or neutrophils… would guarantee the infection would grow unimpeded.
the speculator, would guarantee that Kennedy would be obedient to the establishment.
The city authorities wanted a modern, energy-efficient solution with LED lighting that would guarantee the long-term performance required of luminaires in a demanding tunnel environment.
The experts are facing an immeasurably difficult task in finding avenues for research that would guarantee a successful outcome.
human rights on the basis of common values, and which would guarantee lasting peace and freedom.
This would guarantee that data protection is ensured
Companies we own, something like that. I would guarantee there's something going wrong at almost every one of them.
Whereas the integration of environmental aspects into the assistance would guarantee the long-term sustainability of the economic reforms;
In its earlier opinion on the subject, the EESC proposed a multilevel governance system that would guarantee the involvement of all relevant players.
Mr Sabin highlighted the importance of implementing a system which would guarantee income, in order to avoid serious damage to the sector over the next few years.
Baroness Ashton would guarantee a place for herself in the history of the European Union by giving momentum to the Doha negotiations.
As far as enforcement is concerned, the preferred option would guarantee that enforcement could only be refused on the basis of a uniform and limited list of grounds for refusal.