Sentence examples for time assure from inspiring English sources
Witnesses of the time assure me that a certain person took care of me, but her name is completely unfamiliar to me.
PARIS — In proclaiming the elimination of Osama bin Laden a victory for "the greatness" of America (and by obvious extension that of his own leadership), Barack Obama hopes to create an image of forcefulness for his foreign policy — and at the same time assure his re-election next year.
In our study we considered some cheaper passivation thin layers which could prevent the corrosive effects of the environment and, at the same time, assure good electric contact.
And is it possible to both alert people to research they might find concerning, and at the same time assure them of the positive contributions made possible by their participation?
Campsites are scattered unobtrusively through the park and can only be occupied by one party at a time, assuring privacy.
Sulzberger, for the first time, assured Baquet that he would be his choice to become editor when Abramson, who is sixty, retired.
Even if it could, Salesforce would have to spend a lot of time assuring customers that their data would not be affected.
They need to persuade America that the inspection regime is robust, while at the same time assuring other governments that they are not simply American stooges.
The Egyptian minister of foreign affairs at the time assured the National Democratic Institute "that all of its papers were in order and that the registration would be approved within four to five weeks," the group said in its statement.
After the Kaplan case drew attention in late 1998, James L. Stone, the commissioner of the Office of Mental Health at the time, assured Assemblyman Brennan in writing that the agency waived many counterclaims "as part of settlement negotiations".
But the posturing is laced with a degree of caution, as city officials strive to sound the alarms of budget cuts while at the same time assuring the public that the streets remain as safe as they have ever been.
