Big international institutions need to assure that their policies work for all levels of society.
It's hardly new, this almost neurotic need to assure the electorate that you're seeing things.
As radiotherapy practice and processes become more complex, the need to assure quality control becomes ever greater.
We need to assure people from poor economic backgrounds that science isn't beyond their reach or "just for boffins".
It adds that the department will not monitor individual local projects, but will need to assure resilience outcomes.
But after September 11 , 2001 the threat of terrorist attacks has heightened the need to assure supply chain security.
WTY said it was considering Cooper's recommendations and understood the need to assure councils of how it spent public money.
As organizational decisions increasingly become more data driven, top managers need to assure decision rights are data driven as well.
We need to assure that their experiences at Cornell are positive, so that they will want to continue recruiting here.
In Mrs Mba's case, the appeal judges were satisifed on balance that the children's home had an overwhelming need to assure round-the-clock coverage.
We need to assure both our sons and our daughters that nothing invites or excuses rape, and that being a victim of rape doesn't define someone.
