First, to assure space in the paper and a readership of what does appear, a journalist wants to hook the new event or discovery into a larger story that has ongoing public interest such as cures for cancer, heart disease, or, in our case, Parkinsonism or Alzheimer's disease.
When you get your trees, plant them in 8'x10' rows to assure space, competition limitation, and spray space.
Current businesses will have to leave for at least a year, and are not assured a space in the newly improved and therefore more expensive arches.
But she said the family had faith that the East Hampton town board, with Dr. Koppelman's advice, "will assure open space for the town in a way that is respectful of all interests".
But, he added, "I was assured that the space in Lower Manhattan would be backfilled by high-paying jobs over the next several years".
By A. Richard Barber The New Yorker, November 8 , 1982P. 33 Comment about a chance encounter which resulted in finding an assured daily parking space in New York.
His position at the university assured him studio space.
If privately owned public spaces are to contribute meaningfully to city life, they need a champion, an independent steward or curator who actively promotes their use, not only by assuring that spaces are provided as legally promised but also by encouraging improvements, activities and public educational opportunities.
"The negative space is just as important as the positive space," she assured Tezuka.
