"Rather, assuring as rapid a recovery as possible strengthens our future economy, our future prosperity, with many benefits, including a greater ability to manage our debts".
The shaky coalition government's future looks rather less assured.
He will instead contest the omnium, where his chances of securing that elusive first Olympic medal seem rather less assured.
When the other players look around the dressing room beforehand one imagines they would all feel rather more assured if Gerrard was among their number, no matter his diminished powers.
The second adaptation of a Philip Roth novel in as many weeks, following Ewan McGregor's American Pastoral, this represents a rather more assured take on the work of an author whose writing is notoriously difficult to bring to the screen.
They have to engender the people's confidence in themselves rather than assuring them that all their needs will be tended to by their MP.
Under the aegis of the fund, "they don't really have a way of benefiting themselves at the expense of other companies," but rather in assuring that the money gets disbursed as efficiently and fairly as possible.
In contrast to the prevailing national sentiment found in other polls, the delegates supported using the nation's budget surplus to cut taxes, rather than assure the solvency of Social Security and Medicare.
Even the conquest of northern India, a feat, so Mr Marozzi rather breathlessly assures us, that surpassed the achievements of both Genghis Khan and Alexander the Great, amounted to no more than a raid that destroyed a noble city and left tens of thousands dead.Where the book scores highly, though, is in its reportage.
"During Secretary Kobach's term, the state of Kansas implemented a severely restrictive voter ID law designed to discourage and suppress voters rather than assure fair elections.
