The phrase "assurances offer" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two nouns that does not form a coherent expression. An example could be: "The assurances offer little comfort in this situation."
Alternatives: "guarantees provided" or "promises made."
Yet those assurances offered little comfort.
"It is reassuring," Cook said, when asked about reports of assurances offered by the ECB on his future as captain.
"It is reassuring," Cook said, asked about reports of assurances offered by the ECB on his future as captain.
"They made life a lot easier, particularly for women," says Amman resident Nada Qaddoura, pointing to safety assurances offered by the apps' driver-tracking functions.
Forsyth said questioning the legitimacy of SNP MPs by the Tories was unwise and ran counter to the assurances offered during the referendum about guaranteeing an inclusive UK.
Instead of imposing artificial, illegal restrictions on Iran, the international interlocutors should explore the viability of those assurances offered by Iran.
The OCC was not satisfied, however, with assurances offered by Aladdin alone, and insisted on holding the Blackstone Group and a dozen or so of its affiliates— responsible for certain assurances.
Plans and assurances offered by Bolton in Israel were additional confirmation that withdrawal plans are on hold until conditions on the ground match the president's stated assessment of the situation in Syria.
The following day the court of appeal handed down a judgment in which it said LIFG associates could not be deported to Libya as they could be tortured, regardless of any assurances offered by Gaddafi.
Sebelius repeated the assurances offered by other officials and restated the administration's expectation that the health insurance exchanges will encounter some difficulties in the early days.
