Sentence examples for In assurances from inspiring English sources

Although couched in assurances that the permanent members of the Security Council should approve any actions, Mr. Putin's warning was unmistakable.

Although the agreed silence on the substance of discussions will prevent a running commentary on how the commission is progressing, an early morning private discussion between Mr Swinney and Mr Gray has resulted in assurances from the SNP that they wanted a "positive" outcome by the commission.

"We're flying a little blind here," one official said, adding that in retrospect the administration had probably put too much faith in assurances from Ahmad Chalabi, a secular Shiite who is a leader of the Iraqi National Congress, that the vast majority of his countrymen would welcome not only the American invasion but also American-led efforts to shape a new Iraq.

The quality of the air has become a matter of widespread anxiety among people who live or work in Lower Manhattan -- anxiety compounded in many cases by open disbelief in assurances from government and public health officials that the air, while acrid and sometimes smelly, is generally safe to breathe.

B12 The Aftermath in New York CONCERNS ABOUT THE AIR The quality of the air has become a matter of anxiety among people who live or work in Lower Manhattan -- compounded in many cases by disbelief in assurances from government that the air is safe to breathe.

Despite it all, we the people are soaked in assurances that Libya is both off the nuclear list and no longer a state sponsor of terrorism.

"We will also offer trade-in assurance: 70 percent of its original value after two years, 60 percent after three years".

It is, if nothing else, a lesson in self-assurance.

He has hazel eyes, a receding hairline, and an engaging demeanor not lacking in self-assurance.

All the while, Jennifer grows in self-assurance and determination to follow her own path.

John Patrick Hayden's cheerfully scruffy Tom grows in assurance when his prospects as a writer take off.