This eclectic event has been introducing audiences to the work of artists from around the world for five years, and this year it's an especially important reminder that there are innovators out there assuring a future for the theater.
Mr. Gerard, the union's president, said Mr. Bloom would represent not the U.A.W.'s members, but the Obama administration in seeking to assure a future for the nation's automobile industry.
Mr. Weller took to the task with a passion, enlisting colleagues who became as eager as he was to assure a future for the project, which now operates on a budget of about $250,000 a year, raised from foundation grants, donations, benefits and, yes, ticket sales.
On the other hand, if we stop global temperature rise in time to save polar bears, we can assure a future world climate that will dramatically reduce humanitarian hardships and stop many refugee crises before they emerge.
"Critically, we must provide antiretroviral treatment for women who require it for their own health, which will save their lives but also assure a future for their children.
Whereas converting a fraction of the growing tumor population into erythrosomes solved the immediate energy metabolism problem for the rest of the population temporarily, the capsular vaso-mimicry could assure a future steady supply of new energy resources in the end.
But, the dilemma of whether to participate in the meeting versus the need for academic freedom has brought us to the realization that we who believe in the respect for people and their freedom and primarily the value of contributing to better health need to assure a future free from academic boycotts.
Add to that the state's promotion of Indonesian through required official use (including in education), and Balinese (with just 3.3m speakers) cannot be assured a healthy future.
Their future seemed as assured as a future could be.
"I have a piece that I am assured has a future".
