Sentence examples for effect of assuring from inspiring English sources

Whether by design or not (Powell's people insist not), this has had the additional effect of assuring that those jobs would not go to White House political appointees whose views were to the right of his own.

Democratic strategists said that they had the votes without Mr. Gore but that his presence had the effect of assuring that enough Republicans would support the nomination to avoid giving him the opportunity to make a heroic appearance.

If this new theory of the case proves true, it will have the effect of assuring the public that no conspirators remain hidden in the United States at a time when the White House is planning military reprisals.

This latest operation – a bloody massacre at a school in Peshawar that left at least 141 dead, including 132 children – is a strike on all of these local fronts, with the added effect of assuring attention across the planet, though it is unlikely the latter was a priority.

It would also have the desirable effect of assuring that all potential employers are aware of the worker's eligibility for the subsidy.

This has the dual effect of assuring they eat healthy and that whatever they are passing up is truly disliked.

While this might affect the accuracy and generalizability of the findings, efforts were made to mitigate the impact of this effect by assuring respondents of full confidentiality and by making the questionnaire a guided self-administered process.

Availability of assured irrigation had a negative though insignificant effect on the loan amount in the lower quantile but a positive and significant effect at the median level.

The electrodes were positioned 30cm above the bed support thus minimising bed entrance effects and assuring only fluidisation enhancement of wall mass transfer rates.

It is assumed that ω is low enough, and the device is small enough that retardation effects are negligible, assuring the applicability of Eq. (2).

However, the experienced visitors were excellent during the sin-bin period and Paillaugue scored three successive penalties – the second after Neil Briggs had been given a yellow card – which in effect assured them of a deserved win.