The phrase "assuring general" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a general assurance or a general statement of assurance, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report provided an assuring general overview of the project's progress, instilling confidence in the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "reassuring statement" or "general assurance".
Mayo has also been trying to assure general managers and coaches that he is a point guard.
The new position as head of one of China's most important military units is part of a major turnover in China's armed forces and almost certainly assures General Wei a seat on the Central Military Commission, the military's top decision-making body, currently headed by President Hu Jintao.
The new position, as head of one of China's most important military units, is part of a major turnover in China's armed forces and almost certainly assures General Wei a seat on the Central Military Commission, the military's top decision-making body.
This is important to assure general data quality and suitability for further analysis.
The presidential candidate finished by reading two telegrams, one from Nixon's mother assuring the general of her son's integrity, and the second from Summerfield stating that the RNC had voted unanimously to retain Nixon on the ticket.
One hypothesis, in this context, is that the AUSFTA represents a normative shift that may dramatically change not only the character of Australian regulation but the protection of global public goods involved with assuring the general community obtains value for its pharmaceutical expenditure.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has said he has been assured by General Musharraf that all aid to North Korea had ended.
But he can report little progress that will convince Mr Trimble's unionist critics.An IRA "interlocutor" has assured the general that the "peace process is under no threat from the IRA".
A10 Powell's Assurances to U.N. Secretary of State Colin L. Powell assured Secretary General Kofi Annan in a meeting at the United Nations that he could count on strong support from the Bush administration across a wide spectrum of activities.
Stepping into the heart of an organization grown wary of Republicans, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell sought today to assure Secretary General Kofi Annan that he could count on the Bush administration's strong support across a wide spectrum of United Nations activities.
