Examples of using Would guarantee in English and their translations into Polish
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Such a hybrid player would guarantee the best possible sound from a CD
The instruments would be coherent and homogeneous and would guarantee that common minimum safety requirements are reached on the Trans European Network roads.
it considered that"harmonisation would guarantee a similar standard of protection to policyholders whatever the choice of law.
The latter would guarantee public services a stable legislative framework
at the moment there is no common agreement as to which standards would guarantee the required interoperability,
The original proposal: The Commission guarantee would guarantee a share of senior debt during the ramp-up period of a transport infrastructure project.
It would guarantee that young unemployed people must be helped to find training,
net neutrality which would guarantee fair competition
This amount would guarantee direct subsidies in Poland on the level of about 220 euro per hectare,
Those of us who support ownership unbundling have always said we could accept a credible alternative that would guarantee the same results.
To that end, social inclusion policies must ensure a level of income that would guarantee that people don't suffer from poverty or exclusion.
He added that the challenge is to find a method that would guarantee a"just" operation of algorithms.
the Rules of procedure should provide for arrangements which would guarantee fairness and predictability of the language regime for the parties.
Adoption of law that would guarantee legal protection for national
A multinational approach could also be explored, linked to the existing Clean Development Mechanism, which would guarantee the involvement of trade partners.
related sectors that would guarantee a high level of maritime safety.
June 4- Women's rights: The United States Congress approves the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which would guarantee suffrage to women,
This'tenure track approach' would guarantee automatic progress into better contractual conditions; the risk of getting'stuck' in
in the current situation, would guarantee help for a sector wrestling with financial difficulties,
Liberalising the market would guarantee new opportunities for the agri-food products of both partners(200% increase),