The phrase "assurances off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt that all assurances off were meaningless."
Alternatives: "guarantees removed" or "promises voided".
Mr. Yates told the committee on home affaris: "I sought assurances off Mr. Wallis, before the contract was let, to the effect — I've got a note, I can read it for you if you like — 'Is there anything that Nick Davies [of The Guardian] is still chasing, still reporting on, that could embarrass you, Mr. Wallis, me, the commissioner or the Metropolitan Police?' And I received categorical assurances".
But his self-assurance rubbed off on the others.
Despite Mr. York's assurances of a hands-off approach at Ford, Mr. Kerkorian has a history of changing tactics with his auto investments.
For some if not everyone out there in the Festival audience, this massive assurance came off as reassuring.
It questioned official assurances that selling off a majority stake to private investors would not affect the service's guarantee of delivery six days a week at uniform prices throughout Britain, regardless of distance.
With a resume as formidable as her much older colleagues, it's no wonder she emits a self-assurance on- and off-screen.
It's all rather scintillating, not least because if features Borgen's Sidse Babett Knudsen as the searingly blue-eyed head of quality assurance, off stage and chain-smoking high on the controllers' gantry, intent not on money but simple control: of robots, the "livestock", but also of every human around her. Could it be a worthy successor to GoT? Absolutely.
It's this compulsion to solder melancholy to weightlessness that constantly trips up the movie; Mr. Kelly doesn't have the assurance to pull off such a difficult feat.
(Eichler) CANTORI NEW YORK (Tomorrow) This chamber choir, directed by Mark Shapiro, sings with the virtuosity and assurance to carry off the kind of program it is offering here -- all new works, by Pascal Dusapin, Raphael Fusco and Richard Danielpour. 8 p.m., Society for Ethical Culture, Central Park West at 64th Street, (212 439-4758, $25, $15 for students and 65+.
Under such circumstances, the H-1B employer would be expected to recontact the other/secondary employer and receive credible assurances that no lay-offs of similarly-employed U.S. workers are planned or have occurred within the prescribed period.
The meeting came despite the president-elect's assurances that he was handing off his business to his children in a "blind trust" to avoid potential conflicts of interest while serving in the nation's highest office.
