Kelly may be going to hell (or, sooner, jail), but he's insuring that when he gets there, the jukebox will be stocked.
"And what I'm trying to accomplish is insuring that when Joe Smith in Utica goes to see his broker and is told, 'Our analyst thinks you should buy this stock,' then Joe Smith is getting advice that is honestly believed".
He wanted to insure that, when it was awarded in his native Norway, it would be done with as much pomp and ceremony as the Nobel.
But it should be possible to insure that when bankers go careering off the road they don't take the rest of us with them.
Regulation and standardization insure that, when competitors meet, everyone will have trained for the same event, and the results can be compared across competitions.
And taking our waking slow, without the jar of an alarm and with the rhythms of light and biology, may be our best defense against the thoughtlessness of a sleep-addled brain, a way to insure that, when we do wake fully, we are making the most of what our minds have to offer.
I can take or leave the tabloids' oily outrage at Crowe's reported diet of booze and brawls, but I like the leakage of that reputation into his work — the slow drip of aggression which insures that when his characters, having bided their time, finally break into open hostility our belief in them is secure.
end{aligned} (7.9 One can deduce Theorem 7.17 from Lemma 7.18 by applying Proposition 3.12, but there is a hitch: one has to insure that when (mathcal {C}) is a model prefibration, the latching and matching functors (L_n), (M_n) are left resp.
Running was one way to insure that when men looked at my body, they would want it.
It is to insure that when these crimes pass out of living memory, there is a reason for them not to happen again.
In other words, care was taken to insure that when the training sessions were terminated, participants felt good about their progress.
