Sentence examples for assurance of how from inspiring English sources

But for all of Bonds's superb conditioning, at his age -- he'll be 38 on July 24 -- there's no assurance of how long he will play.

One ex-senior BBC manager, who received the letter warning that details of his severance arrangement may be published, told MediaGuardian: "I am not prepared to have details of what was meant to be a confidential matter released into the public domain without any kind of assurance of how it will be presented.

In terms of funding, there may be a good budget, but no assurance of how it will be spent.

Richard and Dally are keen to get on with the party, and so give him bland assurances of how straightforward it will all be.

All she got back was an answering legal brief from deputies with more citations of laws and policies, bland assurances of how seriously they'd considered her plea, how earnestly they recognized the problem, how deeply they intended to deliberate on it and how little they could do.

Cleveland officials have expressed concern about the Ohio "open carry" state laws that will allow people to take guns to events organized close to the Republican party convention – but have not given assurances of how they will police the use of guns and banned objects in crowded areas, where the atmosphere is likely to be highly charged.

There are too many variables to say with any kind of assurance how things will be in a few years.

It describes the processes used here for quality assurance of endoscopy units and how these have dovetailed with other strands of work in transforming the English endoscopy service.

This concern is shared by international agencies and governments (OECD 2012) where concerns extend to considerations of how a quality assurance framework can be used to increase attention to the quality of quantitative and qualitative assessments.

The meat of the post contains few concrete assurances, beyond a repeatedly stated conviction of how tough it will be for DeepMind to build a "Verifiable Data Audit for DeepMind Health," as it describes the planned audit infrastructure.

Within this briefly ubiquitous mechanistic image lay an unacknowledged assurance about how hierarchical structures of movement and repetition sustained the material world, just as these things were being invoked to secure London's position across a range of scales from the local urban neighbourhood to the post-war Commonwealth.