Sentence examples for Political assurances from inspiring English sources

Instead, the State Department has offered political assurances, which Moscow claims are worthless because policies can change.

These assurances, these political assurances, were given by the Fuehrer-or by the Reich Government, I do not know which-on 2 September and 6 October.

Some details of the deal, including what political assurances the industry received for its offer, have not been made public by the White House, or Mr. Baucus.

It is worrying that these figures are on the rise, despite political assurances that providing the funding for mental health beds is a priority".

Downing Street had said it would be sending the government's most senior legal officer, Jonathan Jones, to Brussels this week to open talks on further "legal and political assurances" over the hated Northern Ireland backstop.

Still, diplomats said that the agreement on how to channel military aid to the opposition and the political assurances by the Syrian opposition provided a foundation for expanding international assistance if Mr. Assad refused to yield power. "These things are very important for many countries to be able to expand the assistance they give," said William Hague, the British foreign secretary.

But the British and the Americans argue that it is the best compromise that can be obtained and amounts to a political assurance that Turkey would probably be included.

The public money is political assurance for BP in a highly unstable Caucasus.

In her Commons statement, Mrs May insisted she had won fresh guarantees at last week's EU summit, and hoped to secure additional "political and legal assurance" in the coming weeks.

Beijing can also serve as Pyongyang's reliable partner and a hedge against any backsliding by the United States in implementing its political, military and economic assurances.

Evidence presented during the four-week trial showed that LaRouche and his six co-defendants participated in a scheme to solicit loans for his organization's political projects with false assurances to lenders that they would be repaid.