For us survivors who have dedicated our life's work to assuring that history will not be manipulated, politicized or distorted, this comes as a bolt of lightning.
"How are they going to assure that life goes on?" asks Rothenberg.
In fact, I have been planning most of my life to attend Harvard and have studied extremely hard to assure that I gain admission.
We have the technology (medicine, for example) to assure that every human being can lead a decent life.
The patient model will come from original paper forms to assure that cases are comparable to the real-life situation.
Justices have life tenure to assure their independence and impartiality.
Finally, Mr. McCain's campaign could not have recovered without a last-ditch $3 million loan last fall, when the candidate, who is 71, put up as collateral his campaign mailing list, the principal asset of his political future, and took out a life insurance policy to assure the bankers that they would be paid, even if he died.
It wasn't a secret diary, though, as every entry was read by Elizabeth Taylor, and it was partly kept to express his love for her and to assure her that their life together, however much it resembled The Taming of the Shrew, was secure.
Visit your parents often, to assure them that you still want them in your life (if your departure has had a negative effect on your relationship).
The aim of your research plan, then, as of the rest of your application, is to assure the hiring committee that life with you will be pain-free.
I'm human and everybody has a bad moment in their life, but I can assure that this is not going to happen again.
