Sentence examples for fails to assure from inspiring English sources

But this simple solution is politically naïve and fails to assure against systematic unfairness.

There is widespread agreement, for example, that financial regulation failed to prevent the mortgage crisis and the ensuing economic meltdown; that the Environmental Protection Agency's monumentally expensive attempt to regulate CO2 as a pollutant is purely political; that regulators were too cozy with BP ; and that the Food & Drug Administration often fails to assure the safety of medicines.

This incentive structure works effectively to produce new drugs and devices but fails to assure that these inventions will necessarily affect important population health outcomes.

It could become a dangerous third force if the Russians fail to assure his victory.

But Mr. Boisi quit Goldman in 1991 after executives there failed to assure him of the top job.

But so far, his administration's defense of the programs has failed to assure the public that this balance has been achieved — or that basic privacy rights and civil liberties are being protected.

German and British bonds rose after the European Central Bank failed to assure investors that it was willing to spend billions of euros to contain the present turmoil in the bond markets.

The report said the department failed to demonstrate value for money in either of the initial limited tender processes or in the subsequent open tender process, which began in 2015 and was abandoned on 29 July 2016, after the department failed to assure a steering committee its renegotiated agreement with Transfield represented value for money.

A state judge warned officers of the Buffalo teachers' union yesterday that they would face trial on contempt charges if they failed to assure him that teachers would keep working while a state mediator developed a plan to reconcile the two sides of this month's teacher strike.

Crude oil futures prices soared above $57 a barrel Thursday after OPEC's pledge to increase output failed to assure traders who were still worried about tight supply.

Aside from these theoretical considerations, the actual evidence shows that demand-side measures often offer very small amounts of subsidy to parents and that the approach has failed to assure quality.