If we say we know for a fact it was Trayvon's or George's, it is not our knowledge that gives us surety; it is our belief.
Rifkind calls for additional protections, noting that "we do not consider that [secret courts] offer sufficient surety to our allies", and suggests adopting a US-style "executive veto" on release of intelligence material – although he admits such powers might not be compatible with the European convention on human rights.
Given the current burden of obesity and related chronic diseases in Baltimore City -- ranked dead last among Maryland counties in overall health outcomes, according to County Health Rankings -- it is a surety that our city will experience a disproportionate share of these avoidable costs.
Timothy Leary was sure that outer-space colonization was an evolutionary surety encoded in our DNA and it appears he was right.
To have the door -- emotional and physical -- open so that our kids can go with the surety they may always return?
We know that change is necessary, but we don't know yet what's actually being proposed, and we fear that the change that comes may take away the surety of care and the security of our relationship with our doctors.
"We are vigorously pursuing our original claim for breach of the surety bonds".
If Mr. Pullman's Grimm is relatively traditional, that is a gesture of respect not only to these folk tales but to their origins, and to the surety we, like small children, sometimes crave in our stories.
"Our position is that this is not someone who should be acceptable as a surety with regard to Mr. Biton," Mr. Capozzolo said.
Since there is no link in the questionnaire form between prescribed medications (in our case opioids) and diagnosis (ICD-9 codes), we were unable to determine with surety for what diagnosis opioids were being prescribed for.
