Sentence examples for effectively assured from inspiring English sources

And quality of care can be more effectively assured in a hospital than in a home care setting, where health workers cannot easily be supervised.

Hayes signed a contract in the off-season with the Jets which effectively assured he would be the starting free safety.

The top-flight sides that rotated the least on Saturday included West Ham United, Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal, all of whom are effectively assured of Premier League football next season.

Mr. Fujimori's election to a third five-year term was effectively assured when his opponent, Alejandro Toledo, dropped out of the race last week, saying that he was not ready to enter "a butcher shop" of fraud in a fixed election.

A decades-old system of American textile import quotas is due to expire at the end of 2004 -- a system that capped China's share of the market and effectively assured manufacturers in smaller nations that they would receive some American orders.

This means third place and an escape from the Champions League qualifiers is effectively assured - but there were worrying signs for Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger with the FA Cup final against Aston Villa looming at Wembley on 30 May.

Instead they continue to stubbornly maintain that the program is a success and needs no material change, effectively assuring that Treasury's most specific Main Street promise will not be honored.

Our cross-sectional data do not reveal the extent to which differences between the two populations are directly related to the homeowners' decision to live in a sprinkler-equipped home, or whether and how those differences can be addressed to effectively assure greater access to RSS.

The Koreshans practiced celibacy -- effectively assuring their probable extinction -- because they believed in immortality.

The FDA's policy still unnecessarily stigmatizes gay men and fails to most effectively "assure the safety" of individuals who receive donated blood.

Unless CUNY and SUNY can count on stable and predictable revenues, and have the flexibility to use them effectively to assure a high quality of instruction and research, these great universities will slowly wither, taking the state's economy along with them.