Sentence examples for fully assure from inspiring English sources

The inspector general was "unable to fully assure the public that Louisiana was operating programs in a way that effectively protects human health and the environment".

The inspectors say the lack of official records means they are not in a position to fully assure the public that the way these powers are used by the police is lawful, necessary and appropriate.

It seems odd to me that just as President Obama promises some "future" fix, the people who are running companies providing a current fix feel that they can't fully assure that their customers' privacy is protected from the very government who's leader is trying to reassure us that the government isn't snooping on everyone and that he's in favor of tools to protect us against our own government.

I am fully assured that when I get back into the swing of things I will be revived, empowered and inspired to reach a new level.

In "Buena Vista," the performers are natural stars biding their time for the spotlight to find them again -- and seem fully assured that it will.

"It is essential that the diploma sufficiently equips candidates with the skills and knowledge they need to flourish on our courses and we want to be fully assured that any new diploma lines are sufficiently robust and challenging academically".

Weerasethakul deliberately adopts supposedly bad technique – not unusual among video artists – but what is rare among practitioners of such a relatively young medium is his highly sophisticated and apparently fully assured compositional command.

Since those cannot be fully assured as the chip gets bigger and bigger, you include a lot of redundant cells.

In principle, all members are expected to enjoy symmetric decisional power; however, as they may differ widely in size and in other relevant features, democracy is not always fully assured.

After viewing the character designs that Aoki created, he became fully assured that he could trust the creative talent of the team.

He'd lost by law and in public esteem, and even those siding with him weren't fully assured the whole thing hadn't been a stunt.