Examples of using Would guarantee in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It would guarantee years of work.
Ziff is up for tenure, which this artifact would guarantee him.
They would guarantee your education in exchange for services rendered.
Now you told me that the extra year of preschool would guarantee him a spot.
This would guarantee her a chance to plead her case for the million dollars.
So I came up with a setup that would guarantee success 100 percent of the time.
Well, he seems to think that you have some information on horn, Something that would guarantee you the election.
I didn't think it would guarantee it, but I certainly thought it would help.
So then getting there before they begin the insemination process- would guarantee the unsub paternity.
The Syrian army said in a statement it would guarantee“full security for all Syrian citizens and others present in the area”.
And i guess i thought if i dated the dean's son, Then that would guarantee that i would get in.
Just the weapons they were carrying would guarantee them life in prison, which would explain why they shot at our police officers at a traffic stop.
This led, among other things,to the rumor that throwing three coins into a fountain would guarantee marriage- or divorce.
Only peace forged from a position of strength would guarantee Israel's survival and make future Independence Days a day to celebrate with joy and pride.
I used to not understand Your intentions and thought that the possession of fame, fortune,and status would guarantee Your appreciation.
Jordan has also said only a political solution would guarantee the stability and the territorial integrity of Syria.
In taking this action, Tehran is ignoring all the advice, warnings, and requests to halt its nuclear program, or at the very least to try to continue it under clear andopen international inspection that would guarantee that it does not have a military facet.
There is a national shortage, so the career choice would guarantee future employment fresh out of school.
We should all rise up against oppression and injustice and demand normal life,life that would guarantee equality for everyone".
The Spiritual Hierarchy have offered them a way out that would guarantee their safety, so that they could be held in secure surroundings until they were called to account for their crimes against you.
Isn't[France] the one that threatened to recognize the State of Palestine if Israeldid not head towards peace with the Palestinians, which would guarantee their rights according to the decisions of the international institutions?
The right thing todo is to sign an agreement with Israel that would guarantee military aid to Israel over the next decade,[in] the biggest aid package any state would have received from the US anytime in history.".
Human rights organizations in Israel believe that the State of Israel must conduct an independent and impartial investigation into these suspicions andto cooperate with an international monitoring mechanism that would guarantee both the independence of that investigation and the implementation of its conclusions.
Others gave muchthought to the question of how an external institution that would guarantee man freedom in his life could be established in the world, but to Schiller the problem was: how does man find freedom within his own soul?
Because Saturday morning, the charges were reauthorized,provided that the contractor would guarantee everything would be finished in three weeks.
However, King Manuel I of Portugal,who had initially enacted a law that would guarantee their protection, determined that, starting in 1496, all Sephardic Jews(also known as marranos) who would not subjected themselves to Catholic baptism would be expelled.
A big enough drop in eosinophils or neutrophils… would guarantee the infection would grow unimpeded.
Naturally, each of these states was expected to act in ways that would guarantee its continued existence as the nation-state of its people.
It was thought that his pro-Nazi father, Joseph P. Kennedy, the bootlegger,the speculator, would guarantee that Kennedy would be obedient to the establishment.
Perfect play can be generalized to non-perfect information games,as the strategy that would guarantee the highest minimal expected outcome regardless of the strategy of the opponent.