The phrase "assure due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I want to assure due diligence in our project management."
Alternatives: "ensure proper" or "guarantee appropriate".
Gen. Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's leader, must also speed up his timetable for a return to democracy and do more to assure due process for former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who has been charged with kidnapping and other crimes.
An interpreter must have the proper training to understand the nuances of the court systems, protect our constitutional guarantees and assure due process - training only available to employees.
Also, as recommended by Senator Moynihan, Congress should establish an independent executive branch office to oversee the revocation of clearances that assures due process to individuals.
But beyond the four-week tournament's push into the outer reaches of the global football empire, the long-term legacy is far from assured due to corruption, poor management and weak attendances.
In that case, nonetheless, fairness was assured due to the i.i.d channel modeling of the proposed scenario.
On the contrary, if N t > 2, this is not assured, due to possible error propagation in the decision feedback equalization (DFE) (8).
Water quality regulation is not assured due to the leaching of nitrates, caused mainly by agricultural practices because of either an excessive or an inadequate use of fertilizers in agriculture (Fernandez Ruiz, [2012]).
The accuracy of the prediction is assured due to the small deviation from theoretical values.
However, in our study, prevention of contamination could not be entirely assured due to the fact that HCPs in different communes could meet each other on various occasions where they might have exchanged information, including issues related to STI.
Predominantly, tissue damage takes place as no mucous protection is assured, due to the lack of secretory cells in the esophageal mucosa, prone to developing bleeding gastric ulcers more easily.
The university has not confirmed the reasons for the suspensions, but Davies' letter detailed an allegation of gross misconduct and an accusation of "having failed to assure appropriate due diligence, governance and systems of control around major projects and the commercial activities of the university".
