Sentence examples for assurance act from inspiring English sources

98 Rationalisation (closing) of nursing colleges National Summit on Nursing, Kopanong Pick report on Human Resources for Health Nursing SGB established General and Further Education and Training Quality Assurance Act no.

"We have engaged our farm veterinarian, food safety and quality assurance teams to act swiftly to assure that we meet or exceed all animal health and food safety guidelines".

Quality Assurance Reference Centres act to support the team and have a considerable role in the regional collation, processing and monitoring of screening activity data including interval cancers.

At the time he asked for assurances that the Act would confirm that "protection for civil servants against ministerial political interference in recruitment, dismissal or promotion lies with the Civil Service Commission".

"I am pleased that after reviewing all the evidence the executive directors of the World Bank group have accepted my assurance that I acted ethically and in good faith in what I believed were the best interests of the institution, including protecting the rights of a valued staff member," he said.

The Geological Society of Australia later accepted assurances from the ACT Government that the site would be protected.

+ The Artist Pension Trust, a mutual assurance fund that acts as a financial safety net for participating artists, announced its first round of payouts to over 400 artists in New York and Los Angeles.

Written informed consent and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act assurances were completed by each participant before enrollment.

The events are reenacted as an assurance that the saving act will reach its eschatological fullness, and the liturgy is an expression and a support of the Christian hope.

Though he sang with the cheesy assurance of a lounge act, his songs were tales of unrequited love in which one "groovy girl" after another spurned his advances: "Your brother said you weren't home/Hey!

Just as signing a contract gives others assurances of one's future actions, being subject to the coercive criminal law allows others a measure of assurance that one will act benignly towards them.