guaranteeing
Garantizando
definition
verb
the con artist guarantees that the dirt pile will yield at least 20 ounces of gold
provide a formal assurance or promise, especially that certain conditions shall be fulfilled relating to a product, service, or transaction.
translation of 'guaranteeing'
verb
responder de,
garantir,
fiar,
garantizar,
asegurar,
abonar
example
So, I hope she would stand up, what, in my judgment, is best for America, and that is to make sure we do not have legal impediments in the way of universities assuring and 'guaranteeing' diversity on campus.
But I can promise you and 'guarantee' you, after that situation, you will never hear me do that.
In fact, if it ever snows, one hotel 'guarantees' it will provide free accommodation.
My new entertainment system is 'guaranteed' for five years.
a demand that $100,000 be deposited to 'guarantee' their costs
During your stay you are almost sure to be 'guaranteed' a friendly and hospitable stay by your host family.
a demand that £100,000 be deposited to 'guarantee' their costs
If a good service is provided then satisfaction is 'guaranteed' .
But if you want to ensure Cupid's bow really hits the mark, innovative tour operators and hoteliers have come up with some creative ideas they promise will 'guarantee' you true romance home or away.
Fourth, the president must take immediate, urgent, essential steps to 'guarantee' the promised elections can be held next year.
These five tracks will be 'guaranteed' between two and four plays across the week.
This show is 'guaranteed' to provide a night of pure enjoyment and entertainment.
Some manufacturers have been willing to 'guarantee' that their products are latex free, and others seem less than eager to supply information about their products.
Irrespective of market performance, the product 'guarantees' 100 per cent of your money back at the end of five years.
You can be 'guaranteed' substantial network coverage by simply wearing odd headgear.
no one can 'guarantee' a profit on stocks
It used to be the case that once somebody had proven they were fleeing persecution, they were 'guaranteed' five safe years in this country.
This is well worth a visit, and you can do so throughout the winter with one added bonus - you are 'guaranteed' a brief escape from the weather outside.
Make sure you are fully aware of what part of the product is being 'guaranteed' too.
But of course bonuses are never 'guaranteed' and should not be counted on.
The range of activities available at the club's £3.7 million base is sure to 'guarantee' its continuing popularity.
But before that, make sure you can 'guarantee' your safety.
There are few pre-purchase checks that can 'guarantee' you've bought a good one although the 1.8 litre does have a reputation for failing head gaskets so these are worth checking.
Such a high court opening would virtually 'guarantee' a blistering confirmation battle in the Senate this fall.
The only thing that it 'guarantees' with its product is that your car will meet these New Jersey standards.
The concept would certainly promote stability and 'guarantee' a return to profits in the short term but also on the longer run.
For most agents to approve a rookie contract, option bonuses must be fully 'guaranteed' .
no one can 'guarantee' a profit on stocks and shares
The downside is that they are not 'guaranteed' to confirm one's opinions about the President in advance.
A spectacular night's entertainment is 'guaranteed' , so make sure you don't miss it.
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