Sentence examples for assured some sort from inspiring English sources

Its inscribed name declared "both ownership and literacy," and "assured some sort of immortality".

A TRAC ensures that at the end of the fleet lease, the owner of the vehicles (the leasing provider) is assured some sort of value for the automobile upon sale.

Our gov't--having desperately sought up to the last minute to reinforce the flimsy democratic structure we prematurely foisted on the Vietnamese by assuring some sort of contest for the Presidency & by persuading either Minh or Ky or both to stay in--is now deeply embarrassed & finally disillusioned.

The fundamental barrier to algorithmic accountability, Pasquale says, is that until we "get the companies to invest serious money in assuring some sort of both legal compliance and broader ethical compliance with personnel that have the power to do this, we're not really going to get anywhere".

How California will skim off its share of lottery winnings hasn't really been spelled out yet, according to Will Bush of the public affairs office of the State Franchise Tax Board, but we can all rest assured that some sort of withholding or, at least, notification procedure will be forthcoming.

"When you plan anything in Florida in August," he said, "you can rest assured there will be some sort of weather event that will get in the way".

We have sought and received assurances that Mr Davies takes full responsibility for this incident and have been assured that this sort of behaviour will not happen again.

"We have sought and received assurances that Mr Davies takes full responsibility for this incident and have been assured that this sort of behaviour will not happen again". Assembly rules mean AMs can be suspended for breaching standards of conduct only in relation to financial or other interests.

This procedure thereby assured that sorting the ICD-9 codes and using the first code as the primary diagnosis did not omit any other potential primary diagnoses.

Eric also happens on a military encampment, where the commanding officer assures him that there is some sort of government still operating, but that no one should expect it to care about them.

In the Congressional debate now going on, Democrats have generally supported plans aimed at assuring that all Americans have some sort of insurance, while nearly all Republicans have opposed the Democratic bills, raising concerns ranging from cost to worries that providing better health coverage for those who now lack it would diminish coverage for those who have it.