absolute guarantee

collocation in English

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absolute
adjective
uk
/ˈæb.sə.luːt/
us
/ˈæb.sə.luːt/
very great or to the largest ...
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guarantee
noun
uk
/ˌɡær.ənˈtiː/
us
/ˌɡer.ənˈtiː/
a promise that something will be done or will happen, especially a written promise by a company to repair or change a product that develops a fault within a particular period ...
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(Definition ofabsoluteandguaranteefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofabsolute guarantee

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Bilingual education is noabsoluteguaranteeof effective schooling.
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There was, however, noabsoluteguaranteeof long-term financial support.
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There can be noabsoluteguaranteeof fixed funding for three years for any publicly funded organisation.
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But as far as the civil servants are concerned, he must give anabsoluteguaranteethat their position will not be worsened by the change.
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Even then, there would be noabsoluteguaranteeof success.
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It is still short of being anabsoluteguaranteefor beef producers, which we believe to be desirable.
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I would find it difficult to give anabsoluteguaranteeon his account.
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Even then there would be noabsoluteguaranteeof success.
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There are the public sector pensioners, who have anabsoluteguaranteeof index linking of their pensions, with no limit of any kind.
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Clause 16 gives anabsoluteguaranteethat those rights will be protected.
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It has been said that isolation does not give anabsoluteguarantee.
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I agree that registration in itself is not anabsoluteguaranteeof the value of services of this or that profession.
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I cannot give him anabsoluteguaranteeabout the precise three-month time limit.
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He said that of course there could never be anyabsoluteguarantee.
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There cannot be anyabsoluteguaranteeof funding three years ahead.
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I could not give anabsoluteguaranteeon that.
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We must be given anabsoluteguaranteethat such disruption will not occur.
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I want to demonstrate that, even with this legislation there cannot be anabsoluteguaranteeof protection.
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Will he give anabsoluteguaranteethat every frail elderly person who requires a national health service bed will be offered one?
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That is anabsoluteguarantee, which pensioners do not at present enjoy.
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