Sentence examples for simply assuring from inspiring English sources

It is supposed to identify areas of high risk and concentrate on them, rather than simply assuring compliance with all regulations.

The Labor Minister, Martine Aubry, told lawmakers in Parliament that the protests were a result of workers simply "assuring that they get the best possible conditions".

Some officials have argued that in dismissing the charges in May she may have been simply assuring that the case of Mr. Qahtani would be separated from the cases against five other detainees with whom he was originally charged last winter.

The airlines say they will meet the new requirement, set by Congress in the aviation security law it passed in November, by using explosive detection machines, sniffer dogs or manual searches, or simply assuring that no bag goes on a plane without its owner, a technique called bag matching which is already used on international flights.

Instead, Heidegger simply assures Arendt that, whatever happens, "it cannot touch my relationship to you".

The cat may not appear, and spokespeople may simply assure us as to its health or lack there of.

The act, the chief justice wrote, "simply assures contractors that they may keep title to whatever it is they already have".

His core decision may be whether to scale back American ambitions there to simply assure it does not become a sanctuary for terrorists.

Many hotels in New York are TAG-approved, but a few (some founded, quietly, decades ago) do more than simply assure gay guests and employees of a comfortable environment, and actively cater to gay clientele.

"Respect for the dead and respect for the public requires that Premier do more than simply assure us that there is no reason for concern," Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo said.

"What's going to happen to the next charitable organization that wants to raise money for something perhaps a little bit more useful and not so monumental?" The Alphawood Foundation, in its contract, was simply assured of "favored nation status," meaning that its name would appear in a prominent location apart from the recognition of lesser donors.