Sentence examples for assurance between from inspiring English sources
The phrase "assurance between" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a guarantee or promise that exists between two parties or entities. Example: "The contract provided assurance between the two companies that all terms would be met."
Both troupes have been admirably trained, and there was no obvious difference in assurance between them at the work's premiere at the Performing Arts Center of the college.
But for the most part, Leigh moves with assurance between M's stark inner topography and the outer landscape: "He looks around: from where he is sitting there is no apparent end to the forest, no end in sight.
GTs provide assurance between provider and requester on QoS, and should include the price of the service and, ideally, the probability of, and penalty for, failure.
In particular, the emergence of forms of assurance between vendors - such as the form of interpersonal ties - is possible without a state or professional body, albeit with increased transaction costs: 'a certain level of economic efficiency in trade can be achieved through purely private, decentralised and informal means.' (Fafchamps 2004: 170).
In Japan, a relatively collectivist society with intense group ties, human relations are based on mutual assurance between group members rather than mutual trust between out-group members [ 11, 13].
Rightly so, as this is a debut of notable assurance, moving between the less salubrious streets of Paris and the synagogues of New York, delivering considerably more than a gripping narrative.
Tanzania continues to require trustworthy quality assurance intermediaries between manufacturers and buyers.
Also, a Federal Wide Assurance Agreement between the senior center agency (Center in the Park) in which the study was implemented and Thomas Jefferson University was obtained.
But even his gracious manners and chin-up assurances ("In between convulsions, I'm working away at poems," he told a friend) could not halt a slide of such proportions.
The gun battle "had left everyone on the street feeling as though a wall had been pulled down that previously protected their families... a sheltering wall of legal assurances standing between them and the derangements of a ghetto".
The former banker is charged with conspiracy to defraud and false accounting relating to €7.2 billion being moved between Anglo and the Irish Life and Permanent (IL&P) and Irish Life Assurance (ILA) companies between March and September 2008.
