Sentence examples for burden of assuring from inspiring English sources

That puts more of the burden of assuring safety on the NRC, which hasn't been the most vigilant of regulators.

As part of Thursday's rule-making, the FCC is also seeking comments on whether the burden of assuring that closed captioning is accurate should be shifted away from the distributors -- broadcasters and cable and satellite operators -- to content creators.

Authors argued that health professionals who were posted in rural areas, by virtue of being the most educated, often bore the burden of assuring that the human rights of their actual and potential clients were respected and protected in the course of their clinical work and research carried out by others.

These front-loaded efforts taken in the name of safety could, in theory at least, begin to share a greater portion of the burden of assuring safety from the rear-loaded mechanisms of government regulation and the heavy hands of lawmaking and the threat of punitive litigation.

After obtaining their degrees, most undergraduates are normally deployed in rural areas where, by virtue of being the most educated, they often bear the burden of assuring that human rights of their actual and potential clients are respected and protected in the course of their clinical work and research carried out by others.

In many ways it was a difficult decision to make, not least because I missed the pampering that I know would have been lavished on me had they known, but, to tell the truth, I doubt if I could have put up with the burden of constantly assuring them that I really did feel OK.

With health services likely to serve as a key factor in controlling the economic burden of NCDs, assuring affordable access to them in the future will increasingly acquire policy prominence.

A cross-case analysis has shown patterns and factors for scenario consistency: First, in both methodologies, contrary to'classical' SAS, the burden to assure scenario consistency (of qualitative scenarios) is handed over to the CIB.

Deprived of a strong mandate, Mr. Balaguer has veered between harsh austerity measures needed to rein in the country's 70percentt inflation, reduce a heavy debt burden and assure the competitiveness of its export industries, and concessions to disgruntled workers that business leaders say will prove too costly.

According to evf, the subsidiaries being targeted by these complaints have "the burden of proof" — to either "credibly assure" that the Prism program is a hoax, or "explain how mass access by a foreign intelligence agency interplays with EU data protection laws".

According to evf, the subsidiaries being targeted by these complaints have "the burden of proof" — to either "credibly assure" that the Prism program is a hoax, or "explain how mass access by a foreign intelligence agency interplays with EU data protection laws".