The phrase "assured while the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where assurance is being discussed, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "She felt assured while the team was working on the project."
Alternatives: "confident during the" or "certain while the".
This wasn't assured; while the logic had held previously, it was in circumstances when the president had issued from the ranks of one of the traditional political parties.
So, under a system of common property, each commoner has an incentive to get as much as possible from the land as quickly as possible, since the benefits of doing this are in the short-term concentrated and assured, while the long-term benefits of self-restraint are uncertain and diffused.
But the side-letter also adds a third question, albeit not one agreed to by the rest of the commission: (iii) how can the democratic legitimacy of the court be assured while at the same time assuring its independence and authority?
He's got the chops, for sure: many of his dishes are glorious, technically assured while still being the kind of stuff you want to ram down your neck.
Ms. Watson was the most assured, while Mr. Grint was the natural (and still is).
It swung the momentum again, the 10 men looked assured while Celtic were ponderous and slow.
A number of respondents, both within government and the development community, suggested that, given its financial and human resource constraints, the MSPP finds itself in a difficult position: dependent on the not-for-profit sector to provide the service provision that it is unable to assure, while at the same time, uncomfortable with the de facto transition of authority to that sector.
One wants to be assured that while the designer who created such a stir with grunge may have been bent by the status quo, he has not been broken.
The experimental results of our proposed model demonstrate high accuracy in-terms of the computation and communication costs as well as assuring the privacy, while the existing works suffer by failing to maintain the balance between them.
While Zenith assured the public that the remote was "absolutely harmless to humans," it did have one problem: on bright days, the sunlight sometimes changed the channels.
In ongoing practices, whether these refer explicitly to RRI or not, we see reductions to create some tractability: a focus on upstream (to assure acceptance!?) – while the real challenges might be downstream.
