Sentence examples for which will assure from inspiring English sources
Near the end of July 1921, Schoenberg told a pupil, "Today I have discovered something which will assure the supremacy of German music for the next 100 years".
In 1921 Schoenberg claimed to have "discovered something which will assure the supremacy of German music for the next hundred years": serialism (no tunes).
"We will have a coordinated position with Cocom allies which will assure that we have a common policy towards Eastern Europe," he added.
My duty here is to help fashion rules which will assure that every person charged with an offense receives a fair and impartial trial.
This arrangement, which will assure the future of the duke and Mrs. Simpson at the rate of £25,000 yearly, resulted from the recent visits to Enzesfeld by the Princess Royal and Lord Harewood, as well as by Sir Walter Monckton, K.C., attorney general for the Duchy of Cornwall.
In the end, Mr. Barer said he was saved by falling interest rates that cut financing costs far below his projections, an innovative design that increased value, and the rising rents on the Lower East Side, all of which will assure his nephews and nieces a significant return on their investment.
"I want to move forward, but to move forward I also have to make changes in my life, which I will assure I will do," he said.
Probably not Gordon Brown's camp, which will be assuring him that he did all right, all things considered.
With that in mind, they can ill-afford to be deprived of the 32-year-old forward in the latter stages of the Champions League, qualification for which will be assured by victory against Spartak Moscow tomorrow.
The environmentalists cited Federal law requiring protection for the endangered spotted owl, which traditional shamans will assure you is a symbol of evil.
The latest draft text recognised a key demand of more than 100 countries to limit warming to 1.5C above industrial levels, which scientists think will assure a better chance of survival for low-lying countries.
