'assures to' is not a correct phrase.
The correct phrase is 'assures'. For example: The company assures quality customer service.
According to the Roman jurist Ulpian, for example, natural law was that which nature, not the state, assures to all human beings, Roman citizens or not.
For the manufacturer it justifies a heavy investment in capital and manpower in that it assures (to some degree at least) the quick development of sales.
Equation (19) assures to have the same performance as in the single-reader scenario.
This approach assures to be obtained a minimal linear friction factor in each section.
They need to know that there will be a public option and not just one that means victory on paper for a few on the Hill - not a sell-out - but one that assures, to the extent possible and without regard to wealth, survival of future H1N1 type illnesses and those we cannot as yet foresee.
Triangulation assures to gain different perspectives with different methods (qualitative and quantitative) on the studied provisional processes.
After all, Angela Merkel was chancellor before and is all but assured to remain chancellor now.
He is, as yet, not sufficiently assured to capture all of Richard's mercurial complexities.
The Wildcats seemed assured to share Harvard's fate, up by 6 with 63 seconds left.
If we flip over at least we're assured to float right to the top".
The dynasty is assured to the third generation as far as the Queen is concerned.
