The phrase "assure library" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "assure" typically requires an object or a context that specifies what is being assured.
Example: "I assure you that the library will have all the resources you need."
Alternatives: "guarantee library" or "ensure library".
Others are concerned with how computer technologies can preserve the human cultural records of the past or assure that library collections on crumbling paper or in old computer files can still be used by people many centuries in the future.
Atari assured the "Library of Congress that the requested copy [would] be used only in connection with the specified litigation". In fact, no suit existed between the parties until December 1988, when Atari sued Nintendo for antitrust violations and unfair competition.
To assure that his library would remain accessible to scholars after his death, Durrett began in the last years of his life to make tentative plans to donate his collection to the city of Louisville.
Leading the Frick's first capital campaign, Mr. Ryskamp raised $34 million, enough to head off the threatened closing of the library and assure its future.
I had to check against images in art libraries to assure myself that the painting a York history and politics student posted on Twitter of "David Cameron in drag" is no photoshopped fake.
Though there will likely always be a call for reveling in the delights of paper and print, and the feel of pages beneath our fingers (and I can assure you, I do), libraries need to move with the times.
Joe Catrambone, spokesman for the Queens system, said in a statement the library "assures the right, the privilege and the ability of individuals to choose and pursue any direction of thought, study or action they wish".
As shown by an extensive set of results, a carefully extracted and modular grid library assures realistic evaluation of parasitics impact on noise and facilitates the power network construction; furthermore statistical analysis guarantees a correct current envelope evaluation and Spice simulations endorse reliable results.
Keuthe, who spent over forty years at Hopkins as an undergraduate and then as assistant Librarian, assured that the Library would provide Miller's book with ever more borrowers.
Darnton concludes his article by assuring readers that libraries are vibrant places where both old fashioned print books and the latest information technology work together for scholars.
