Sentence examples for assured for all from inspiring English sources

Free movement would be assured for all nationalities.

While reasonable returns need to be assured for all, everyone could benefit from participation.

He played and missed several times and survived an optimistic DRS procedure for caught-behind on 16 but was otherwise largely assured for all but the final half hour of the day.

Today, as the musical ends its 12-year run, New Yorkers are told repeatedly that they are safer than ever, that their city's future is bright, shining and green, with access to housing, transportation and environmental protection practically assured for all, including the 1 million new city residents projected to swell the population by the year 2030.

Temporary persistence is, however, not assured for all species.

They describe minimum requirements for sustainable development in the sense of a welfare base that need to be assured for all people of present and future generations.

NEPA charged the federal government "to use all practicable means, consistent with other essential considerations of national policy" to "assure for all Americans safe, healthful, productive and aesthetically and culturally pleasing surroundings" (NEPA 1969 §4331).

Thus, the German system was built around systematic discrimination, whereas the GATT assured nondiscrimination for all contracting parties.

At least we can rest assured that for all the faults of which she is now accused, self-awareness cannot be counted among them.

Mr. McCain's nomination has been all but assured for almost a month.

Experts say that victory is all but assured for the American nominee, Jim Yong Kim, the president of Dartmouth College and an expert in global health.