This self-assurance informed not only my choice to have the double mastectomy, but the certainty that my choice would serve my self-confidence and strength moving forward in my life".
Mary concludes her boilerplate pep talk to distressed brides with the assurance that "not only is this marriage going to work; it's going to last forever".
First, it may be used by auditors and standard-setters as an assurance that not only are they involved in something that are named marketing or advertising, and even pricing, since the majority of their co-workers are doing marketing, but also they are actually finding it to be of importance, and are positively disposed toward it.
Such a standardized approach in a secure information exchange environment will provide some assurance that not only will persons, goods, and pathogens travel rapidly around the world, but so will information regarding risks to global public health.
Clinical supervision is widely regarded as an essential professional activity and quality assurance mechanism, not only for training new practitioners, but also to ameliorate or prevent some of the adverse impact of the work on experienced professionals [ 9, 12].
A number of quality assurance systems include not only the guidelines and monitoring of quality, but programs to motivate and engage providers to achieve high quality.
For cooperation to pay, assurance mechanisms must not only reliably govern cooperative cognition, they must do so in synchrony for sufficiently many members of the relevant exchange group for cooperation to pay.
Understanding women's perceptions of good care and addressing them in quality-assurance programmes can not only bridge the supply and demand gap but can also increase facility-based delivery by assuring safe, affordable, and respectful care.
Lowell's new assurance with metaphor was not only a stylistic triumph but a temporary psychic salve.
