Sentence examples for assuring that it would from inspiring English sources

It did, however, do its due diligence, investigating the cause of the phone's battery issues, publicly apologizing and instituting an eight-point safety check in hopes of assuring that it wouldn't ever repeat its mistakes again.

That new story was, appropriately, assigned a new URL, assuring that it would be archived separately.

Moscow unexpectedly started an air campaign in Syria in late September, assuring that it would only target Isis.

Some supporters of the plan said the loophole made the plan viable by assuring that it would not result in a taking of private land without compensation, a red flag for judges who might hear challenges to the plan.

As they got a little older, family outings required a little more intention and a bit more planning, so we'd put it on the calendar to assure that it wouldn't lose its rightly place in our family's increasingly busy schedule.

Arguing that it had taken too long for the bill to be passed, Honourable Mkhonta persuaded his colleagues to pass the bill without fear, as he assured that it would take the country forward in its pursuit of children and women's rights.

The writer was assured that it would.

Even if it got out, it is far from assured that it would be widely adopted.

Each time, they said, they were given different excuses but were assured that it would happen.

"BBC applicants were assured that it would be an open and fair process.

Turkey was also assured that it would not be forced into accepting Cyprus's admission into NATO.