The phrase "assurances provide" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the act of providing assurances, but it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The assurances provide a sense of security to the clients regarding their investments."
Alternatives: "assurances offer" or "assurances give".
A description of the activities the institution has implemented to meet the assurances provided under section 1022e of this title.
Much of the anger over the takeover centres on assurances provided by Bear Stearns' chief executive 48 hours before the bank ran out of money.
"Iran, despite assurances provided orally to the secretary general, has made a disappointing public statement," his spokesman told reporters in New York.
"Based on several key assurances provided by Senator Hagel," Mr. Schumer said in a prepared statement, "I am currently prepared to vote for his confirmation.
The OBR's economic outlook report, released alongside the mini-budget, revealed that the fiscal watchdog "asked specifically whether any contingent liabilities had been created in respect of assurances provided to Nissan" and that the Treasury declined to say.
Referring to diplomatic assurances provided to Israel by President Bush last week in exchange for the withdrawal plan, Mr. Netanyahu said Israelis could now "fortify our hold" over blocs of West Bank settlements.
The United States moved through the cold war with more confidence and less escalation of weaponry than would have been possible without the assurances provided by the U-2's and spy satellites.
The Obama administration has said from the start that assurances provided by the emir gave the US sufficient visibility into future activities and potential threats from the five men.
Micheál Martin questioned Mr Coveney about whether the government's legal advice had changed after the assurances provided to Britain in relation to the backstop, the mechanism in the deal to avoid a hard border.
However, Smith - who stressed their initial offer to administrators Duff and Phelps was made before Green's acquisition was completed - is now prepared to step aside following "verbal assurances" provided by the new regime.
