Sure definition

Sure means Sure (Guernsey) Limited.
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Sure means Sure (Jersey) Limited.
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Sure means Sure (Isle of Man) Limited.
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Examples of Sure in a sentence

  • Failure by Sure to enforce any right or remedy is not a waiver of any right or remedy, or a waiver in respect of a continuing breach.

  • Furthermore, Sure is excused from performing any term, covenant or condition required by the Agreement during the time and to the extent that performance is prevented when such performance is prevented wholly or in part by circumstances beyond Sure’s control.

  • The Service relies on you having an operational Sure broadband (“Sure Broadband Service”) and a suitable Router and/or Mesh Wi-Fi Extender at your premises (“Minimum Service Requirement”).

  • Please contact us in advance of your Appointment (as defined below) if your Sure Broadband Service is not operational and we will arrange for the Sure Broadband Service to be repaired.

  • It may be that we need to re-arrange your Appointment to a different date if the Sure Broadband Service cannot be repaired prior to the date of the Appointment.


More Definitions of Sure

Sure means Sistema Unificado de Registros, the Borrower’s computerized parcel-based property registry system (computerized folio real) (a subsystem within SINAP).
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Sure means “Us” We” or “Our”
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Sure means Sure Pty. Ltd. (ACN 612 590 888) and each related entity as defined in the
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Sure means either Foreshore Limited, Sure (Guernsey) Limited, Sure (Jersey) Limited or Sure (Isle of Man) Limited as stated in the relevant Order Form.
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Sure means Sistema Unificado de Registros, the Recipient’s computerized
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Sure. Dra” means Doctor” – the bank assistant answered with a smile.
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Sure. I said, in the way that means Why wouldn’t I be? He let it go, but he was watching. Everyone was. I knew the rules: I sucked it up, did my work, and stayed cheerful. Duncan and I couldn’t avoid each other on a thirty- five foot bus. We were polite and superficial and care- ful not to touch for several days. Finally, on the road to Houston, I argued with the band about the live mix of “Kill Me Now” and Duncan said, “Okay, you’re the sound
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