Sentence examples for role of assuring from inspiring English sources

In his view, the Court was "departing from its role of assuring, as neutral observer, that the democratic rules of engagement are observed".

It is clear from this that the Court has taken sides in the culture war, departing from its role of assuring, as neutral observer, that the democratic rules of engagement are observed.

Socially conservative equity feminists hold that when feminism strays from its political role of assuring equal rights and ventures into women's personal lives it tends to discourage in women the kinds of delayed gratification and self-sacrifice on which vital social institutions, like the family, depend (Morse 2001, 133).

They also perform the role of assuring the safety of research participants and ensuring that participants (and/or society) benefit from the outcome of research.

Each province is headed by a governor (also appointed by the President of the Republic), whose main role consists of assuring internal security [64].

Our case study demonstrated a slightly smaller increase in response rate (27% vs 30% and 34% in the before studies); however, we may conclude that despite the modern milieu of email, text messaging, and social media, a follow-up peer-to-peer telephone call still has an important role in terms of assuring high physician response rates.

Heading a huge cast, the soprano Laura Aikin was stunning in the lead role of Marie, assuring that its many high notes are securely in place.

He is a firm believer in the role of government assuring access to education to those with limited resources and was originally opposed to the deal.

The different structures suggest that each component of this composite organ plays a peculiar role to assure the final function.

What specific measures will you use to identify discrimination or failure to appropriately educate students?" This oversight function is crucial to the Department's role in assuring appropriate use of public funds and where DeVos' record falls short.

The proposal, which reverses a decades-long trend to give the federal government a central role in assuring equality of access to public education, goes further than any previous initiative with bipartisan support.