As always, there is no guarantee.

Moreover, unilateral mercantilism is no guarantee of success.

There is no guarantee that Santos s strategy will succeed.

Of course there is no guarantee of further progress.

Glory in foreign policy is no guarantee of future electoral gains.

The lesson from America is that economic growth is no guarantee of wellbeing or political stability.

Of course, no one can define or guarantee privacy.

However, there is no ultimate guarantee against the abuse of power, especially if that power is democratically gained.

Without statistically relevant data for backing and implicit generalization, there is no guarantee that the generalization is correct.

There is no guarantee, of course, that the three parts of this wager will pay off.

Completing the right preparatory courses is no guarantee of receiving a share of the software jackpot.

In the end, there is no foolproof method to guarantee that political leaders leave without tears.

But this rising Beijing Consensus offers no guarantee of stability.

But diplomacy takes time a lot of time and there is no guarantee that it will succeed.

No surprise, I suppose, because, despite everything, a US government guarantee has more credibility than a guarantee from a third world country.

In such cases, limited and credible intervention should suffice to flip the trend, but there is no guarantee.

There is also no guarantee that the previous elites will not be able to re constitute similar regimes.

True, democracy and the rule of law provide no foolproof security guarantee.

Without properly functioning civil courts, there is no guarantee that innovative entrepreneurs can claim the rewards of their ideas.

Even when the domestic political process works poorly, there is no guarantee that global institutions will work any better.

Parliament is weak, the judiciary is under executive control, the media is kept under surveillance, and there is no constitutional guarantee of free speech.

But there is no guarantee that demand for these Treasury notes among foreign investors including foreign governments will be sufficient.

There is no guarantee that Santos s strategy will succeed. But Colombians have earned a genuine opportunity to end their country s conflict.

That disguised coup failed barely and there is no guarantee that the result will be similar this time around in Mexico.

However, even for countries with strong and sophisticated institutional and regulatory frameworks, there is no guarantee of success in privatization processes.

There is no other way to keep bond yields under control and banks functioning, and there is no ironclad guarantee that the reform programs needed to do the job will be approved.

There is no guarantee that attempts to destroy Iran s nuclear potential and thus of its capability for a nuclear breakout will succeed.

Of course, there is no guarantee that domestic policies accurately reflect societal demands even democracies are frequently taken hostage by special interests.

There is currently no guarantee that a political truce with Hamas or Hezbollah would result in a renunciation of their absolutist vision.

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Furthermore, there is no guarantee that voters in countries that require a referendum on treaty changes would support a further transfer of sovereignty.

Moreover, no one can guarantee that intervention would not quickly lead to another war with Israel.

Flooding banks with central bank money is no guarantee that deposits, which arise from spending or borrowing money, will increase in the same proportion.

A troubling proportion of the opposition forces are Islamic extremists, and there is no guarantee that weapons deliveries will stay out of their hands.

Even if selective limitations on sovereignty may enhance democratic performance, there is no guarantee that all limitations implied by market integration would do so.

This process may be arduous and time consuming, but without it there is no guarantee that the end product will be universal and effective.

Some favor stimulating growth through investment projects, while others emphasize structural reform. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that Hollande s proposals will quickly revive moribund economies.

As Aimé Césaire might say (like in his letter to Maurice Thorez), being leftist is no guarantee of either good faith or of anti paternalism.

And all else being equal, there is no guarantee that blocking the service will help to stifle communication among violent extremist and organized crime groups.

Being a pioneer is hardly a guarantee of riches.

The first is the use of treaties of guarantee.

Despite the constitutional guarantee, its implementation still is precarious.

No one can guarantee that Prime Minister Li Keqiang s attempts to achieve deleveraging and structural reform will succeed.

There was no guarantee under the Deportation Act that the human rights of potential deportees would be protected.