Sentence examples for assurances of having from inspiring English sources

ORLANDO, Fla .— The Magic chief executive Alex Martins said on Tuesday that the team had not made a decision on whether to trade the star center Dwight Howard, but that it would have several potential trading partners, including "plenty of teams that would take him without any assurances" of having him next season.

The Phillies wanted the assurance of having a No. 1 starter for the long term while replenishing their farm system.

What is indicated is that the neophytes (mystae) emerged from their profound experience with an assurance of having attained newness of life and the hope of a blessed immortality.

"The LSU allows us to provide clients with more flexible resource for volume tasks, but at the same time, retain the assurance of having work done by a leading law firm.

"The assurance of having the same provider, especially for our patients that suffer from very serious mental and physical conditions, is a peace of mind that can only be bought with mandatory funding and an end date," he said.

The present CGS-based system may thus offer the worst of both worlds: on the one hand, it is a potential impediment to the global mobility of well-qualified practitioners; while on the other, it offers employers little solid assurance of having excluded unsafe workers, and could even foster an illusion that all CGS-approved medical immigrants are equally competent.

The pianist Jon Nakamatsu plays with the calm assurance that comes of having both a solid technique and a gentle, introspective, interpretive spirit.

Instead of having quality assurance as a separate group, you need to combine it with development into one organization.

But the constitutional assurance of equality had been in place for almost a century, and its implications, to a unanimous Supreme Court, were finally clear.

The Milanese in their assurance of peace had nearly exhausted their resources to plant crops and return to the old way of life.

"We have had assurances of that" from E.U. authorities.