Sentence examples for which would assure from inspiring English sources

Powell's first preference is for an amendment to the treaty, which would assure the full blessing of Congress and avoid controversy he said the president didn't need.

The Giants also would win the National Football Conference East with another victory, which would assure them a home playoff game.

Clark used a portion of the proceeds to build a pipeline from the springs to the depot and dig a well, which would assure a steady water supply for the new town.

Criticism of Cook would be tempered if England outdid their 329-run margin against Bangladesh seven years ago, which would assure them of one of their three highest victory margins in history.

Encouraged by Conrad von Hötzendorf, who for years had urged a preventive war against Serbia, Berchtold, with the consent of the council of joint ministers, decided on an ultimatum, the onerous terms of which would assure its rejection by the Serbian government.

Thus, the use of a surrogate mixture facilitates equitable comparisons among materials, equipment, and processes which would assure better-informed engineering decisions.

The Corinthians established colonies at Corcyra and Syracuse, which would later assure them a dominant position in trade with the western Mediterranean.

Mr. Zuma looks set to win, which would virtually assure him of the country's presidency in the 2009 election because of the party's wide support.

Florida, Texas and Tennessee all had legitimate late-season shots at the No. 2 spot, which would have assured them a trip to Pasadena.

The members of Congress would have had to vote specifically on going to war (instead of on allowing the president to make that decision), which would have assured closer scrutiny than they actually gave the question.

On the last day for candidates to file petitions, city officials realized that there were fewer than five candidates running for the five open seats, which would have assured Sarria a seat.