guarantee of quality

Europe needs to be able to offer foreign students a guarantee of quality."

The name seems to carry its own guarantee of quality and prices are generally fair, so you can't go wrong.

But I discovered that you pay dearly for guarantees of quality.

Center care is not, however, a guarantee of quality.

These words are your guarantee of quality, and enforced by Spanish wine law.

But it's not as though being platform-specific is some guarantee of quality.

There's also no guarantee of quality when booking direct with owners.

Labelling will be an essential guarantee of quality and transparency.

It's not an absolute guarantee of quality, but half the battle."

But best-selling upstart names are no guarantee of quality either.

Desserts were housemade, but that was no guarantee of quality.

There is no automatic, built-in guarantee of quality control.

Guarantees of quality have to extend through the system rather than at separate points and junctions.

With a prizewinner you have a guarantee of quality.

What we want to see - and that is the objective - is a greater guarantee of quality.

Further, the reporter concluded "A big corporate name is no guarantee of quality or speedy service."

Unfortunately, printing the vintage date on the label is no guarantee of quality.

This guarantee of quality recognises professional standards following rigorous and regular inspections.

"The name can be a guarantee of quality."

Not that popularity is any guarantee of quality.

I read almost one hundred books a year and I need every one to have some guarantee of quality.

It is as if social control were a guarantee of quality when a local shopkeeper buys meet from a hunter to sell.

So the fact that tuna is kosher is not an absolute guarantee of quality.

As with all supplier-selection processes, the best guarantee of quality is a recommendation from a trusted source.

Price isn't always a guarantee of quality.