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"The F.A.A. must restore public confidence by grounding the 737 Max until the required changes have been implemented and the public can be fully assured," said Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants.

He also noted that witnesses can never be fully assured that their testimony will remain sealed, since when grand juries return indictments, records from those proceedings are made public during trial.

Patients receive high doses of vitamins to curtail any negative impact of bariatric surgery and although patient compliance can never be fully assured, vitamin A, D, B12 and folate levels remained within normal healthy parameters up to 1 year post-surgery (data not shown).

Oh sure, it's true that you can tax a rich man to Staten Island but you can't make him stay unless he is fully assured that he is garaged at the world's most fashionable address.

Confidentiality of the data was fully assured beforehand and adolescents received 25 euro for their participation.

"The Afghans and our own soldiers are picking up a lot of signals that the Taliban foot soldiers are tired of it all, and ready to put their guns down if they can be assured that they can be fully reintegrated" into society.

(This is what is meant by economies of scope). But these potential cost advantages can be fully realized only if the flow of materials through the plant can be kept constant to assure capacity utilization.

The installation can be fully mechanized.

But they can be fully processed.

Disruptions can be fully met.

Consequently, both robustness and performance can be simultaneously assured.