"assurance without" is not a complete grammatical sentence.
It could potentially be a phrase used in a sentence, such as "She offered him assurance without any guarantees." This sentence means that she provided him with reassurance, but there were no guarantees or promises attached to it.
I can give you this assurance without hesitation.
He did not answer a follow-up question about whether the United States had offered such assurance without being asked.
I have a proposal which I believe is calculated to provide assurance without the negative scratching of the marker's pencil.
Thank you for calling.'" Ms. Bazerjian added that she has "seen someone on the street and called 311 for quality assurance," without mentioning to the operations desk that she works for the department.
Furthermore, the dynamic topology can also lead to violations of QoS assurance without breaking routes because a transmitting node may move into the sensing range of another transmitter, thereby increasing its interference and reducing its channel access time [8, 9].
"Behavioral biometrics enable us to take that a step further by adding even more levels of assurance without adding any friction to the end-user or requiring them to take any steps to initiate or own any specific device to use".
However, the spokesman declined to say whether it had launched its own investigations or whether it had accepted the company's assurances without further inquiries.
It is implausible that Trump and his lawyers could offer such assurances without completely severing his links with his business operation.
According to the memo, which was provided by Andersen to Congressional investigators, Andersen accepted Enron's assurances without seeing the documents.
But few senators seemed to prepared to accept Mr. Freeh's assurances without specific evidence and the uproar over the documents seemed to crystallize anger about a number of festering complaints with the F.B.I.
"If they offer those assurances without breaking the group, how much are those assurances worth?" November 17 takes its name from the day in 1973 when student demonstrators were killed protesting the military junta that ruled Greece from 1967 to 1974 with the backing of the United States.
