Sentence examples for minimal assurance from inspiring English sources
"The way I would read it is these are minimal hurdles for entering into global supply, and a minimal assurance that some degree of sustainable supply management is being undertaken".
The judge threw out a settlement reached between the SEC and Citigroup, over Citi's failure to disclose its interest in a mortgage-bond deal, reasoning that permitting defendants to settle without admitting or denying the allegation, "deprives the court of even the most minimal assurance that the…relief it is being asked to impose has any basis in fact".
A former Nature editor (Jennings 2006) stated that "scientists understand that peer review per se provides only a minimal assurance of quality, and that the public conception of peer review as a stamp of authentication is far from the truth".
The challenges faced by the peer-review procedures of journals have been recently highlighted (Nature 2006), and it has been pointed out that "…scientists understand that peer review per se provides only a minimal assurance of quality, and that the public conception of peer review as a stamp of authentication is far from the truth" (Jennings 2006).
For example in France, all three existing regional programmes were in areas with a cancer registry considered to satisfy minimal quality assurance prerequisites.
I would not feel confident that I could offer reasonable assurance that there would be minimal pain, minimal gagging, minimal coughing, minimal bucking, and minimal respiratory distress.
Even if general concerns about bias in observational studies are considered, the observed incidence rates provide assurance for minimal absolute risk.
Residents, on the other hand, say they fear that police assurances of minimal looting are disingenuous, intended only to avert panic and restrain itchy trigger fingers.
The first 100 plates were read both manually and via the ARIS system for quality assurance comparisons of minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) determinations.
As Doyal recently argued, coercive measures can only be justified when there is assurance that a strategy of minimal violation of autonomy in place and non-threatening treatment options available [ 38].
An increasingly important concern among users of information technology (IT) is the need to maintain an adequate level of performance at a minimal cost as part of their organizational quality assurance and evaluation efforts.
