guarantees

You will help architect, design, and implement highly scalable distributed infrastructure that has availability, reliability and performance guarantees.

You don't have to trust a service provider to maintain their guarantees: it is impossible to break a guarantee.

Any time you are wrangling any kind of enumerable in code, you have to think about its guarantees and assumptions.

There are also hourly guarantees in many markets, where you get a guaranteed minimum gross fare but one of the conditions is you must accept more than 90% of requests.

What guarantees can you make about them, and what responsibility do programmers have to explain the risks to the public?

In this case you do not want SQL's guarantees or structure, so don't go there.

This offering only exacerbates the issue by incorporating data from external sources which lack data management guarantees available in other solutions.

Let's say the treatment guarantees until life expectancy of 88, ignoring a few details.

IEnumerable makes virtually no guarantees about anything, including order, finiteness, side effects and speed/efficiency.

Memory safety is the real thing it guarantees, without the cost of a GC.

Doesn't the US impose privacy guarantees on those storing data about the under-13s anyway?

That guarantees that the HW vendor will make sure that drivers are available.

Whole areas of cities were declared ineligible for loan guarantees.” Redlining was not officially outlawed until 1968, by the Fair Housing Act.