The phrase "assure education" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is trying to guarantee or ensure the quality or availability of education.
Example: "The government aims to assure education for all children, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "ensure education" or "guarantee education".
(Professional Engineer) designation is the only one regulated by every state government to assure proper education, training and experience to serve the public".
Culture was valued because it created the appearance of social inclusion, even while government continued to erode those institutions that actually assure this – education and healthcare.
It devotes some $20 million a year to reduce maternal and child mortality, assure basic education and protect vulnerable children from the exploitation and abuse that are manifestations of continuing poverty.
"The co-ed system may work for some," Mr. Wright said, "but you have to have options available on the table in order to really assure the education of every child".
"The end of the film can be seen as a surrender to propaganda, but what comes before it is a strong denunciation of a regime that is unable to assure proper education for the country children and better life conditions in the remote peasant villages".
It also takes a village to assure quality education for all our children.
Alberto Barbera of the Venice Film Festival, on the other hand, said that while the end of the film may have been like propaganda, the rest was a "strong denunciation of a regime that is unable to assure proper education for the country children".
As the specialists at the Ministry of Education and Science and NGOs assure, inclusive education was important and necessary in many respects.
While the GMC quality-assures education and training programmes at universities and postgraduate deaneries, medical royal colleges are responsible for setting and overseeing the specialty curricula within these programmes and for awarding qualifications and memberships.
"To guarantee the right of Brazilian children to education, each and every child has to have their access to quality education assured, and their education must also be integrated, contextualized and individualized".
