The phrase "assured duty" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be interpreted in contexts where one is expressing a guaranteed responsibility or obligation, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "He approached his role with an assured duty to serve the community."
Alternatives: "guaranteed responsibility" or "certain obligation."
An even lower rate was placed on bank deposits and almost complete collection assured by placing the duty of collection on the banks.
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Lay, the chairman, simply resumed his CEO duties and assured the world that all was well.
(i) At the time of employment entrance or transfer to a job with new functions and hazards, a medical placement evaluation of the individual's general health and physical and psychological capacity to perform work will establish a baseline record of physical condition and assure fitness for duty.
Garner's end-of-duty report had assured the President that most services in Iraq would be restored within a few weeks.
Although Stockdale had assured Capello he would report for duty, the position was nowhere near ideal, so the England coach approached Green, whose wife has given birth and West Ham's fate is now sealed.
Every effort is made to assure that clinical duties do no encroach on routine teaching activities.
As we feel these didactic programs are very important in the development and learning of our residents, every effort is made to assure that clinical duties do no encroach on these teaching activities.
It was his duty, he said, and he assured their mother that she would be spared.
What to do? Rest assured he won't be put on photocopying duty.
