Sentence examples for lack of assuring from inspiring English sources
In addition, factors hindering the afforestation programme, such as a lack of information and communication, lack of knowledge and technology, lack of incentives and lack of assuring the beneficiaries' rights, need to be addressed rationally.
Government scientists narrowly rejected a proposal to ease a ban on blood donations by gay men today, citing a lack of evidence assuring the protection of the nation's blood supply from the virus that causes AIDS.
A26 SCIENCE/HEALTH Ban on Blood From Gay Men Government scientists narrowly rejected a proposal to ease a ban on blood donations from gay men, citing a lack of evidence assuring the protection of the nation's blood supply from the virus that causes AIDS.
If, as Thomas L. Friedman writes ("The Wrong Answer," column, Oct. 17), the devil and the solution in the Middle East crisis are in the details, the quintessential detail is surely a lack of "mutually assured humanity".
He relates endearing stories of ancient Chinese sages whose seeming bumbling and lack of purposefulness actually assured that though they did nothing, nothing was left undone.
Among the lapses cited were a lack of written procedures to assure that drug-making equipment would prevent microbial contamination of drugs and improper testing of some equipment.
Short had complained to Clark about the lack of targets, but Clark assured him, "This will be over in three nights".
One of the most relevant attributes of these Bt protein-based insecticidal technologies is their high specificity, which assures lack of detrimental effects on non-target insects, vertebrates and the environment.
Yet despite the song's lack of conventional 'singing,' rest assured frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor still manages to sound plenty pissed off.
These measurements assured lack of toxicities at MTD concentrations of inhibitors.
Often, this was a result of a need for rapid resuscitation of large volume of patients and lack of medical staff to assure safe oral rehydration.
