Sentence examples for be assured for from inspiring English sources
verb
To make sure and secure.
Free movement would be assured for all nationalities.
While reasonable returns need to be assured for all, everyone could benefit from participation.
Gypsy parents, for their part, had to be assured for the safety of their children, she said.
"Wicked," the $14 million hit that puts Oz onstage, appears likely to do the same, but that won't be assured for some months.
Although Mr Clinton has backed off his original idea that Social Security's future should be assured for 75 years, he has now adopted the Republican vocabulary of a "lock box" round the pension programme: all Social Security surpluses ($3 trillion over the next 15 years) should go towards national debt reduction.
Scientists are hopeful that the Grace satellites, which were launched in 2002 on what was expected to be a mission of just three years, will keep orbiting for at least a few more years and that funding can be assured for a follow-up mission to be launched at the end of 2016.
Now his position at Netanyahu's side is assured for the timeframe of a possible military strike.
Growth was assured for many years, including 25 years after the second world war, and also between 1996 and 2004.
The chancellor can be deposed only by an absolute majority of the Bundestag and only after a majority has been assured for the election of a successor.
