The phrase "assurance due" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing obligations or guarantees that are expected to be fulfilled.
Example: "The company provided the assurance due to its clients regarding the timely delivery of services."
Alternatives: "guarantee owed" or "commitment required".
He hoped the work of a Hefce subcommittee on quality assurance, due to report in June, would give universities legitimacy and help make the case for continued investment.
We not only have to put on a convincing show to Parliamentarians but also deal with public concern". He hoped the work of a Hefce subcommittee on quality assurance, due to report in June, would give universities legitimacy and help make the case for continued investment.
Lifetime inbreeding depression strongly counteracts the advantage of reproductive assurance due to selfing in this long-lived species.
The economic reality for Java developers is that they've gained much more in opportunity from Android than they lost in compatibility assurances due to Android's subsetting the standard Java platform APIs.
ECMC had sought the assurances due to a pending CFPB lawsuit against Corinthian and fear that the consumer watchdog would seek to hold it responsible as the successor entity to Corinthian.
Wax deposition in production pipelines causes flow assurance issue due to reduction in flow rate.
IMRT necessitates extension of existing inter-centre quality assurance programs due to its increased complexity.
The presented method enables the quality assessment of the design and construction process, which also serves as quality assurance method due to the possibility to avoid potential defects.
Told that Mr. Maliki wanted to carry out the death sentence on Mr. Hussein almost immediately, and not wait further into the 30-day deadline set by the appeals court, American officers at the Thursday meeting said that they would accept any decision but needed assurance that due process had been followed before relinquishing physical custody of Mr. Hussein.
U.S. citizens abroad have no expectation of the U.S. Constitution's assurance of "due process of law" from foreign governments.
This remarkable, ground-breaking document continued by asserting that the rule of law is paramount and the individual cannot be deprived of that assurance without due process.
