Sentence examples for rules to assure from inspiring English sources
Let the health plan continue as enacted, with government subsidies and rules to assure access to health insurance for everyone.
With next month's parliamentary elections already scrambled, Washington must now call for new rules to assure a truly democratic vote.
"There are places where we believe that we need to strengthen the rules to assure ourselves that public money is being spent appropriately; there are others where there is clear compliance and we can simplify overly restrictive rules.
Minutes after Mr. Verney and others were turned away, about a quarter of committee members inside burst through the closed doors and accused Buchanan supporters, including Mr. Moan, of subverting party rules to assure that Mr. Buchanan won the nomination.
The efforts of Representative Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, to gerrymander Texas Congressional districts to strengthen the Republican majority is a blatant distortion of what has long been central to the continuity of American democracy: playing by the rules to assure legitimate succession and fair elections.
In contrast, Mohamed ElBaradei, the departing head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, a nonproliferation watchdog, has argued that the best way to avoid a confrontation is to allow Iran a token of nuclear fuel capacity, under toughened inspection rules to assure that fuel is not diverted for weapons.
Managers in Silicon Valley call it the "Dave rule": to assure proper gender balance you must have at least as many women on your team as guys named Dave.
f(l)=M−l+1 is the optimum Q-component interleaving rule to assure the maximum value of ({mathop {min }limits _{l in [1,M]} left ({{lambda _{l}^{2}} + lambda _{f(l)}^{2}} right)}).
Thoughtful reporting, bolstered by the two-source minimum rule to assure factuality has been replaced with rumor-mongering, emotional appeals and attacks on people's characters -- precisely the opposite of what ethical journalism should be.
On Friday, the Workers Partyy adopted new rules meant to assure hereditary succession.
Under federal court rules designed to assure a defendant a speedy trial, Monday would have been the deadline for a hearing at which the prosecution would have had to show "probable cause" for bringing Mr. Madoff to court.
