The phrase "all the assurances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple guarantees or promises made regarding a situation or outcome.
Example: "The company provided all the assurances needed to ensure the clients felt secure in their investment."
Alternatives: "all the guarantees" or "all the promises".
This doesn't necessarily ensure a humane death; and even now, with the eyes of the world on this hunt and in spite of all the assurances we've been given, there has been no sign of humane killing.
But for all the assurances on Monday, they are still largely dependent on the United States and other countries for their solvency and security in the face of a guerrilla insurgency.
But when Barack Obama in April bluntly asked him whether he had it in him to get a deal, Japanese officials were too shocked to record the question, let alone the answer.At home a spat about roads undermines all the assurances about cabinet authority.
And now Aristophanes, who surely must be God, has given us George W. Bush, a man unfit to run a hardware store let alone a nation like this one, and who has merely reaffirmed for me the maxim that informed the writing of all these books and that makes our lives as Americans as precarious as anyone else's: all the assurances are provisional, even here in a 200-year-old democracy.
"I was amazed to receive a phone call from Thea Bristow [the Torquay chairwoman] at 7.30 on Sunday night to say that my contract with the club was being terminated after all the assurances during my illness and full recovery that I would be returning as manager of Torquay," he said.
Yet for all the assurances by the government, criticism of the overhaul has not abated.
But in either case, he said, the Aboutaams' reputation was all the assurance he needed.
Now the auxiliary structure gives these folks all the assurance they need that Old River can continue to operate".
He says: Changing the law is the only way to give us all the assurance that the new regulator isn't just independent for a few months or years, but is independent for good.
But as if they had heard their boss at Shea Stadium yesterday, the Cubs went out in the next inning and scored five more runs for a 15-2 lead, giving MacPhail all the assurance he needed.
To the fury of some Conservative MPs, Clegg said: "Changing the law is the only way to give us all the assurance that the new regulator isn't just independent for a few months or years, but is independent for good".
