Sentence examples for reliable assured from inspiring English sources

Dr Maureen Baker, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said to the Independent: "Health websites can be a really useful source for patients and parents, especially NHS Choices which is approved by clinicians and where there is reliable, assured information….It can help reassure parents but also might appropriately direct them to seek help from their GP.

Reliable: MIES must assure reliable and secure grid operation as their highest priority, consistently with the expection of large power systems.

5) Reliable: MIES must assure reliable and secure grid operation as their highest priority, consistently with the expection of large power systems.

However, the translation procedures should be valid and reliable to assure accuracy.

Thursday morning, with the luxury of reliable subway service assured, I decided to bypass it, choosing instead to walk overground down the length of that subway run.

They denied that Stewart "directed or supervised any 'scheme,' " and further argued that Stewart's "belief in Al Sanea's authority was reasonable and justified," because "multiple reliable sources" had assured him that Sanea had power of attorney.

In order to achieve this result without the support of human beings, you need to train an AI system to ask the same questions a doctor would ask and back the results up with reliable and clinically assured medical information," he says.

A validation of these electrodes will require a reliable design, because only a reliable design will assure the reliability of the analytical information obtained using these electrodes.

As long as their cronies are assured of reliable access to lavish benefits, protest will be severely suppressed.

"We have been assured through reliable channels that the governor would support repeal of the rule," said John F. Sturm, the president and chief executive of the Newspaper Association of America.

Mr. Skilling said he believed the market would provide the reliable power supply once assured by regulatory fiat, with higher prices encouraging both construction of plants and conservation by users.