Sentence examples for adequate assurances from inspiring English sources

There has to be adequate assurances they can't be sent back from Turkey to Syria, for example if they are Syrian refugees, or Afghanistan or wherever".

The prime minister, Chilcot said, also failed to "seek adequate assurances that the UK was in a position to meet its likely obligations in Iraq".

The truth is that the 12-year delay was the result of the British government's failure to secure adequate assurances from Jordan about the use of torture.

But the council stated at the time that the force would not be deployed until there was peace on the ground and adequate assurances that all international personnel would be safe.

The RACP was also concerned that the government had not provided adequate "assurances and information" that medical provision in offshore processing centres was fit to meet the needs of detainees.

A previous attempt to sentence Brown was postponed when Schnegg said she hadn't received adequate assurances that Brown would perform physical labour if allowed to serve probation in Virginia.

The findings of the Information Governance audit were favourable and concluded that the SAIL systems provide adequate assurance that risks material to the work of HIRU are adequately managed and controlled.

But before he was prepared to commit himself to any Protestant league and undertake a military campaign in Germany, Gustav required adequate assurance of support.

The Expert Committee on Pesticides (ECP) said the application contained "insufficient information to ensure that use will be limited only to those areas where there is a danger or threat to plant protection and [did not] offer adequate assurance that the use will be controlled in an appropriate fashion".

The results of this case study provide adequate assurance on the integrity of this joint.

It may not, however, give adequate assurance that a confidence interval around the observed difference will be narrow enough to exclude the possibility of an unacceptably low immune response or unacceptably high adverse event frequency in recipients of the experimental vaccine.