Ambitious Assurances New York's workers' compensation system was born in 1914, an idea of great promise that grew in part from great tragedy, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire that killed 146 garment workers in 1911.
Assurances that new work will automatically be created as economies grow are less and less convincing with the approach of a new wave of computers, robots, drones and self-driving vehicles, all threatening what The Atlantic called "a world without work".
Critics complain that despite the prime minister's assurances the new law limits political parties to a tiny number of seats.
To Shas and United Torah Judaism (UTJ), his two ultra-Orthodox allies, Mr Netanyahu offered assurances that new legislation would not significantly change the present arrangements.
Since then, despite the assurances of new US Attorney General Jeff Sessions that the gunning down of black men by the state is merely the result of "bad apples" among otherwise rock-solid cops, the oppression of black people in North America has remained painfully evident.
Since then, despite the assurances of new US attorney general Jeff Sessions that the gunning down of black men by the state is merely the result of "bad apples" among otherwise rock-solid cops, the oppression of black people in North America has remained painfully evident.
Even now, the EU assurance that new members will not be hit that way lasts only for their first three years.
We carried out an inquiry into the Clive Goodman case and at that time we were given categorical assurances by News International that Clive Goodman was acting alone and that nobody else had any knowledge of phone intercepts or illegal activity.
Judge A. Wallace Tashima, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, also suggested that there was no assurance a new system that will be in place in March in Los Angeles County, the most populous of the counties using punch-card systems, would be any better than the punch cards.
Information security and assurance are new frontiers for collaborative design.
"The fact that they'll have to certify results under Sarbanes-Oxley in August says to me that, internally, there will be some extra work to provide the level of assurance a new executive would require".
